Cranberry juice, tart cherry juice, lemon juice, and gallons of filtered water. Believe me I do it all.

I have always thought of Frank Sinatra more as a stylist and pop singer. However, that does not decrease my enjoyment of listening to his records. Thank you for your comment. Peace

@@oddboxTopper man, i leave the dumbest comments sometimes and say things i don't always totally mean but don't get me wrong, i do love frank, cause hey, it's frank, and his voice is iconic and does have that ring to it that brings a sense of accomplished satisfaction on franks' behalf, and you can just feel how he controls the flow of the mood in many the songs he sings. why i would say he is not a singer is just plain idiotic. there, i trashed myself and now i will adjust my previous comment. thanks for not tearing me a new orifice where the sun does not shine, ha ha ha, peace also man, thanks!

I have been plagued with kidney and urinary problems since I was a teenager, even before I ever drank beer. I was a heavy beer drinker for many years and that had little to no bearing on my body producing kidney stones. Diet and a somewhat sedentary lifestyle are big contributors to the problem.

@@oddboxTopper wow, interesting, and sorry to hear you were troubled by that for so long, ouch i tell you. wondering, are you in illinois? i am at a farmhouse west of dekalb and this spring and summer when i have my barn sales i am gonna start selling my record collection cause i don't know why, end of the world, i want to move out of illinois, or i just don't know what, but if you are in illinois i would love to see a person like you get my records. i have about 700 albums, most of the ones i bought are in pristine condition too. yeah, diet and sitting around are big factors i tell you. heavy beer drinker? ha, i bet i have you beat dude. here is what i drank. i made homemade beer for years. boy, you should have seen the beer belly that i had from homemade beer as that stuff really packs on the calories compared to just pabst or old style. i drank rivers of beer and ponds of wine but always stayed away from booze as i quickly saw how booze kills folks much faster than beer did. ao, i wish i knew your first name but interesting on what you said about kidney stones and the drinking not effecting that. so what did cause your stones if i may ask?

@@ronvalley1973 My doctor calls me a “stone churner”. My body has a tendency to pull calcium from other parts of my system and deposit them in my kidneys. The doctor said some people are just predisposed to this problem. Although a diet restricting high calcium products such as milk, cheese and etc., dark greens such as spinach, and carbonated soda drinks, I still have problems. The key seems to be hydration. I drink a lot of filtered water and juices. It seems to prolong the occurrence of stones and urinary problems but it doesn’t completely stop the problem. By the way, my name really is Topper.