Re: Any clue as to why sublingual hc stop palps?

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>>I switched to sublingual hc some time ago and was going over my notes

about symptoms,etc. and realized that when I switched to sublingual hc,

my STRONG heart palpitations stopped. That was the only significant

change I had written down. Any ideas why this might be?<<

I would have to assume it worked better for you.

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[Guest guest]

allergy to tablet ingredients?

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Any clue as to why sublingual hc stop palps?

I switched to sublingual hc some time ago and was going over my notes

about symptoms,etc. and realized that when I switched to sublingual hc,

my STRONG heart palpitations stopped. That was the only significant

change I had written down. Any ideas why this might be?

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[Guest guest]

When you take it sublingually, you effectively increase your dose.

Maybe you just needed a higher dose.

Barb

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> I switched to sublingual hc some time ago and was going over my notes

> about symptoms,etc. and realized that when I switched to sublingual

hc,

> my STRONG heart palpitations stopped. That was the only significant

> change I had written down. Any ideas why this might be?

>

[Guest guest]

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> I switched to sublingual hc some time ago

Is this regular HC you take sublingually?

[Guest guest]

Barb, may I ask,

How, where and what kind is sublingually H/C?

Can we get it from our sourses?

Thanks G

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> > I switched to sublingual hc some time ago and was going over my notes

> > about symptoms,etc. and realized that when I switched to sublingual

> hc,

> > my STRONG heart palpitations stopped. That was the only significant

> > change I had written down. Any ideas why this might be?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sublingual just means to take the medication under your tongue, as

opposed to swallowing it. There are many blood vessels in your mouth

and the medication is absorbed that way. Because you bypass the

digestive tract, you get a somewehat higher dose. Since many here

have poor digestion, taking Armour that way raises their dose.

Actually, Val does not recommend taking HC sublingually, because of

the possibility of it causing thrush or a yeast infection in the

mouth. If you have a problem with HC absorption or stomach upset, I

would recommend trying the HC cream instead.

Barb

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> > > I switched to sublingual hc some time ago and was going over my

notes

> > > about symptoms,etc. and realized that when I switched to

sublingual

> > hc,

> > > my STRONG heart palpitations stopped. That was the only

significant

> > > change I had written down. Any ideas why this might be?

> > >

> >

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