Re: supplements, Nausea

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Nausea was my very first symptom --had it for 25 years ---

scarey !!! I have just gotten over the post traumatic stress of

it all and it stopped maybe three years ago ..

I wish I had documeted the things I found helpful for it,

{ for anyone just beginning do document for the sake of helping

others later on } ..I tried the usual ginger, peppermint

without any help. Ginger actually made me worse.. so I felt like

I was stuck with it forever.

Here are the ones I remember I found essential.

Hydrochloric acid Keeping things digested helps keeps

things moving down and so it does not build up and cause

nausea. I could have sworn I had too much hydrochloric acid as I

had stomach ache but no , a few HCL pills I still need

with every meal.

Milk thistle.

Some of the minerals, magnesium , manganese,

Lecithin helps me with gallbladder bile flow { alot of it --

a good teaspoon of the liquid lecithin before every meal... not

only fat meals, any meal}

Digestive enzymes with ox bile..

ONe of the first things I tried that helped was artichoke leaf

extract {it did help }, but I do not think I would have found

it as helpful had I already been on the above list of things

which came after.

Nanci

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> Sent: Friday, August 08, 2008 5:28 PM

> To: <frequent-dose-chelation >

> Subject: supplements

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> > I have been chelating for 10 months- 38 rounds. I have stayed at

the

> > same dosing schedule throughout - 12.5 DMSA/ALA. I tried raising

the

> > dosage a couple of times, but felt too uncomfortable. I also have

taken

> > the same supplements along with HC & T3 without any changes.

Lately, I

> > am constantly nauseous & feeling pretty ill especially after

taking

> > supplements. I'm to the point of dread when it comes to ingesting

my

> > supplements. Apparently it must be a gut problem which my

probiotics &

> > enzymes aren't solving. I tested negative for gluten/lactose

problems.

> > I haven't seemed to be bothered by sulphur foods in the past,

although

> > I gave up coffee long ago because it seemed to cause nausea. Any

ideas

> > as to why this is happening now?

> > thanks-

> > Joy

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