Dairy products amplify ES symptoms?

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Dairy products amplify ES symptoms?

Glenn Coleman
I stopped drinking milk and using dairy products many months ago, after it
seemed that my nausea and pain in my nervous system caused by ES was
amplified by the dairy products.

I am curious if anyone else has had this experience?

Regards,

Glenn

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Re: Dairy products amplify ES symptoms?

johnmauersberger
Hello,
I'm new to the group. I'm extremely sensitive. I noticed that I
can't take calcium suppliments without it worsening my sensitivity. I
take magnesium instead since Ive read that most people are very much
deficient in magnesium & have way too much magnesium stored in their
bodies. The articles also say that taking too much calcium interferes
with zinc absorbtion & magnesium absorbtion & taking magnesium frees
up calcium stores.

John M.

--- In [hidden email], "Glenn Coleman" <glennhcoleman@h...>
wrote:
> I stopped drinking milk and using dairy products many months ago,
after it
> seemed that my nausea and pain in my nervous system caused by ES
was
> amplified by the dairy products.
>
> I am curious if anyone else has had this experience?
>
> Regards,
>
> Glenn

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Re: Dairy products amplify ES symptoms?

Marc Martin
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> I'm new to the group. I'm extremely sensitive. I noticed that I
> can't take calcium suppliments without it worsening my sensitivity. I
> take magnesium instead since Ive read that most people are very much
> deficient in magnesium & have way too much magnesium stored in their
> bodies.

I also had a terrible reaction when I tried taking a coral calcium
product once. On the other hand, I've had pretty good reactions to
taking the magnesium citrate supplement "natural calm". Also,
I noticed that some of the foods that help me with EMF tolerance
are high in magnesium (they also seem to be high in potassium
as well)

Marc