Re: Update = allergic reaction = question re patent medicine

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Hi Red -

Thanks for letting us know how you're doing.

I'm sorry, I don't have any experience with this stuff, but I

found a webpage that tells a LOT about it, including

all the ingredients. Of course you have all this info

on the can, but I was curious.

http://www.healthdesigns.com/ShopSite/UltraInf.html

Are you SURE you can't think of ANYTHING that is different

in the past few days? A new household cleaner. New fertilizer

for plants. New filter in the furnace. You might have to

analyze everything you come into contact with to figure

this out. A different type of drinking water, different brand of

milk..... Maybe even a different combination of foods.

Was this chocolate a type you had never had before?

Wish I could be of more help, but something like this

takes detective work above and beyond. I sure hope you

figure this out.

Chris

> Hi, all. For those who were concerned: I'm okay, no more lip and

> mouth swelling today, althoug the hives have been creeping,

> creeping... I'm living on antihistimines. It must just be one

more

> little pothole in the road to perdition.

>

> So, I saw the doctor and gave up about five vials of blood for all

> sorts of tests. One of them is for gluten intolerance. The doc is

> touting this expensive glop called UltraInflamX, which is supposed

to

> help all sorts of inflammatory stuff. Anyone who knows me knows I

> find it hard to believe that anything like this would be worth

$32.00

> a can, which might last a mere two weeks. 2/3 of the ingredients

> look like what would be in a good multivitamin. The other 1/3

amino

> acids.

>

> Okay, you alternative medicine fans: what do you think? Does

anyone

> have experience with this stuff?

>

> We still can't figure out what is causing the allergic reaction.

>

> Thanks to all who helped with ideas. I haven't had any chocolate,

> ibuprofen, or newly washed sheets for two days.

>

> Red