Symptoms

> Marc, this one is more aimed at what you say on the postings for the
> group...
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> When you get sick from taking a product/suppliment which is not
> working for you or
> intolerable, what happens? is it a generalised feeling of being unwell
> or are there specific
> symptoms to look out for?
>
> If anyone knows, please can you give me feedback... I have bought so
> many remedies
> recently, all seems to be going well although I have taken the advice
> of the group and am
> taking things very slow under doctors supervision but I dont know what
> to be looking out for
> if things are not working. Maybe this is based on a gut feeling thing?
>
> Thanks,
> Alison
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> > When you get sick from taking a product/suppliment
> which is not working for you or
> > intolerable, what happens? is it a generalised
> feeling of being unwell or are there specific
> > symptoms to look out for?
>
> I've had a wide range of bad reactions to products.
> Sometimes it is simply a feeling
> of not feeling "right", while other types it is a
> very obvious symptom -- sharp
> winces of pain in the head, nausea, muscle
> aches/pain, chest pains, anxiety/panic
> attacks, hyperactivity/sleeplessness, increased ES,
> etc. Obviously, all of these
> could be viewed as "detox symptoms", however there
> are only so much detox symptoms
> that I am willing to put up with...
>
> Generally if I have a bad reaction, I will try to
> reduce my dosage and see if I
> can eventually build up a tolerance for a product.
> In some cases this is successful,
> and I am eventually able to ramp up to a tolerable
> dose. In other cases my reactions
> just get worse -- even at the tiniest doses -- and
> in such cases I discontinue the
> product.
>
> It's certainly possible that the supplements that I
> need the most are the ones that
> I've given up due to bad reactions. However, I'd
> like to think that one can recover
> without horrible side effects along the way.
>
> Marc
>

> Thanks Andrew and Marc, I understand... not sure I
> would notice any difference at the moment, my
> boyfriend has given me his 'man-flu'!!!!
>
> Im on milk and honey drinks!
>
> Thanks for the advice, I just want to do everything I
> can.
>
> Keep well,
> Alison
>
>
> --- Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
>>> When you get sick from taking a product/suppliment
>> which is not working for you or
>>> intolerable, what happens? is it a generalised
>> feeling of being unwell or are there specific
>>> symptoms to look out for?
>>
>> I've had a wide range of bad reactions to products.
>> Sometimes it is simply a feeling
>> of not feeling "right", while other types it is a
>> very obvious symptom -- sharp
>> winces of pain in the head, nausea, muscle
>> aches/pain, chest pains, anxiety/panic
>> attacks, hyperactivity/sleeplessness, increased ES,
>> etc. Obviously, all of these
>> could be viewed as "detox symptoms", however there
>> are only so much detox symptoms
>> that I am willing to put up with...
>>
>> Generally if I have a bad reaction, I will try to
>> reduce my dosage and see if I
>> can eventually build up a tolerance for a product.
>> In some cases this is successful,
>> and I am eventually able to ramp up to a tolerable
>> dose. In other cases my reactions
>> just get worse -- even at the tiniest doses -- and
>> in such cases I discontinue the
>> product.
>>
>> It's certainly possible that the supplements that I
>> need the most are the ones that
>> I've given up due to bad reactions. However, I'd
>> like to think that one can recover
>> without horrible side effects along the way.
>>
>> Marc
>>
>
>
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