Here is a pretty good information site about the composition of PS. The iPod generation likes to simplify human chemistry into marketable bite-sized morsels. Unfortunately, nothing in the body works alone. Everything is interconnected, and no substance has only one function. As demonstrated in this article you can see that with PS there are 100’s of uses, interconnected with every system in the body. Anyone who is working with PS should immediately look to the myelin sheathing of nerve tissue. This is where its main action takes place. If you encounter an iPod generation eva ...
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That may be so, but by the time people get into severe adrenal fatigue the adrenal glands can be damaged. When aldosterone is low, drinking plain water can make electrolyte imbalances worse. Salted water would work though. I am not sold at all on the idea of drinking gallons of water. I don’t think this happened as humanity was evolving/reproducing over the ages. Sufficient water content from foods, fruits, vegetables, soups etc. is how things were done, with a little water drinking on the side. For example look at the success of people in the dry fasting forum. The frugivores don ...
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How can a waterboy injure himself? On a semi-serious note - if you were doing things properly you wouldn’t be having ’crashes’ you’d be making steady progress. Oh well, there are none so deaf as those who will not listen. You are are now YEARS into this mess, something that you tried to make fun of me for. Karma is funny ha.   [End]
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I endorse both Joe Grane and Dr. Hyman. The latter in spite of his connections to Hillary. If you have ’adrenal fatigue’ and are not looking seriously into heavy metals, with the glut of information that is now available all over the interweb, then there is something very amiss.   [End]
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advice from the insane... Imagine it this way, tomorrow, think about waiting up with NOTHING to do. Nowhere to go, no one to talk to, there is nothing that needs you right now, the world need not to exist but for your own moment. Only then, when you feel that, are you beginning the journey back. (eyeroll) In case anyone has any sanity left, don’t take advice from insomniac sick people. There are plenty of people with sound advice who have actually cured their problem. Don’t be a lemming.   [End]
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The left nostril is related to sodium channels. The right one is related to potassium channels. I could go into great detail about this and the origins of pranayama breathing technique, but I won’t.   [End]
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No one knows the origins of life but we are still alive. The best theories are that it is palmitic or caffeic acid in the coffee entering directly into the portal vein via the sigmoid colon, stimulating the liver to release bile and increase gluthione. Whether the theory of mechanism is true or not is irrelevant imo. Observationally, many thousands of people find coffee enemas to work to detoxify the liver. I didn’t say that the mechanism of the coffee enema was simple to understand, what I am saying is that there are some simple principles in alternative medicine that work for most ...
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to a layperson or someone without experience it seems counterintuitive to consider coffee with adrenal problems. but if you understand what they actually do and basic concepts of natural health then you would run fast to start doing them. the glutathione stimulation is certainly good but the main benefit is cleaning the liver and gallbladder. once toxins are bound by these liver stones they serve no purpose whatsoever other than to cause misery. furthermore restoring bile movement is one of the best things you can do for excess cortisol as the liver is the organ that processes it. st ...
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I don’t want to scare you but a close relative had that too prior to some very bad things happening. I would recommend trying to find out exactly what is causing it because I think it could be very serious.   [End]
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Nothing I advised was dangerous at all. Since you’re a vegan the liver flushes will be much easier than for someone who eats dairy and meat. The rest of the advice was very tame. No one is going to die from taking licorice root. Btw, please do read histories. The person who you are talking with in the previous thread has at least 8 user id’s. The last round of madness he completely made up a story about going to costa rica and being treated by dr. graham. The gang got angry at me when I exposed him and laid out the truth in plain english. If someone wants to be vegan it’s their busi ...
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Even if it is your adrenals, it is never just your adrenals. I advise trying adaptogens: licorice extract, ashwaghanda, rhodiola, nettles. Ashwaghanda in particular is a good adjunct for a vegan diet. Add more salt into your diet, and go slower with the iodine. Post on the iodine forum. The people who told you that these problems could be old toxins being brought into circulation could be correct, or not. But it definitely is possible. As a female over 30 on planet earth you are a target for endocrine problems. The iodine will protect you from halogens but what will shield you ...
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http://hippocratesinst.org/nutrition/wheatgrass-is 4. Chlorophyll contains enzymes and super- oxide dismutase, a copper-containing protein found in mature red blood cells. This enzyme decomposes superoxide radicals in the body into a more manageable form, thereby helping to slow down the aging process.   [End]
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I only know very little from reading Dr. Wilson’s site. The short of it is that you need bio-available copper for your hair color. Copper detox will likely be pulling out all copper from your body, not just the unavailable oxidized form. So maybe you could either take breaks, reduce the amount of zinc or add in more bio-available copper to your diet. Usually people who are copper toxic have very bad reactions to high copper foods like nuts, beans or chocolate.   [End]
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It was a relatively small amount of magnesium so I doubt that it caused the problem. Maybe it made something worse that was already there. Some forms of magnesium like oxides can be irritating.   [End]
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This is great irony from the guy that accuses people of hiding behind usernames. How many do you have? 6? 7? I can’t keep up now. And also the guy that accuses me of being an internet warrior and then in the same breath wants to meet up and fight? Get a life man. You can hardly function, and you want to fly somewhere and collapse in front of me because you were outed as being a fraud? Dude, you need help.   [End]
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Or you could moderate the ’fake trips to costa rica’ forum? or the ’backpedalling about mercury toxicity’ forum? or the ’i created 5 usernames forum’? or the ’i haven’t solved any of my problems but i’m an expert’ forum? or the ’i’m an expert on semantics’ forum? this one literally makes me lol all good candidates methinks   [End]
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Sorry but it had to be done... Mikey and Bedbound: British spelling - check benzo detox - check obsession with natway - check (I am/was guilty too) supposed experience with copyrighting/ semantics - check never worked with dr. graham - check both claim the diet causes diabetes - check doesn’t realize that dr. graham does not advocate 30 bananas a day - check both 32 years old - check both had bad experience with dr. lam - check both did the NB program on their own - check the previous version of the original post claimed to be 47 lol and now it has been edited. the ...
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Hi mikey! The ’troll’ carefully considered the op’s words and decided that in the case of a possible dislodged root canal, best not to play with fire just yet. This person is in a new country with no medical care and clearly stated that mercury might be an underlying issue. Dr. Klinghardt is on the cutting edge of linking mercury to lyme disease. But you can skip over this information since you already know everything about everything as evidenced by your miraculous recovery so far. See Mikey in the real world things are not black and white. People need to make informed decisions whi ...
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Hot water can stir up toxins so best to avoid it for now. Incidentally it is a symptom of mercury toxicity, but it is also a very common symptom in a lot of other diseases. There are some other peculiar symptoms of mercury like preferring to walk on the balls of your feet and not using the heels. My comment was about people on this forum who are possibly well-intentioned but so poisoned and tired and can barely function but who act like experts. Just be careful. There are a number of people on curezone with a lot of knowledge about lyme and heavy metals. This forum used to be a litt ...
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Oh dear is right. Another very complicated situation. The grapefruit seed extract could be acidic in which case you will be leaching mercury when you are swishing that stuff around. Heavy metal poisoning may underly the infections you mentioned or not, who knows, but there are some theories floating around that they are linked. And it will explain why you haven’t made permanent progress since you have not addressed the metals problem. I would say do not do flushes yet until the molar has been removed and you are stable. Just try to keep as stable as possible until that chunk of po ...
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I had very bad insomnia in addition to adrenal problems. The insomnia was cured mainly with parasite cleansing but also some diet changes. The adrenal problems took longer to address, but it was at least possible once the insomnia was dealt with.   [End]
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You aren’t making a lot of sense. The whole point of the forums is to find out how to make these things work for you. Telman would easily have figured out that you should take less epsom, or try a different form of magnesium. It ain’t rocket science. If you actually read the forums you would see that plenty of people do the flush without taking epsom salt. And it’s fairly easy to avoid dehydration by... drinking more, soup, juice, whatever. It’s not like people are bound in cuffs and forced to taek epsom salts and then not given anything else to drink. Hulda clark flushes are ...
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Hundreds, thousands, millions, billions. The uniodinated mind gets confused by numbuhs.   [End]
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I agree that we shouldn’t discuss this here, but some of the iodine people have done flushes and I think they would tolerate just a little bit more discussion. -Epsom salts are a naturally occurring form of magnesium sulfate in case you weren’t aware. It is not made in a lab. If you can get your magnesium from foods, then all the better. Obviously if you have very severe electrolye imbalances and then induce diarrhea then this is not a good idea. Dangerous? Well that depends on the person. It sounds like you were almost in an addison’s disease type of situation if you landed in the h ...
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Two quotes by you: First of all, the tone of your writing indicates that you have a superiority complex However, I do have very keen powers of observation; LOL! Are you trying to be the king of irony? Maybe those ’keen’ powers of observation aren’t as keen as you think? LOL. I wasn’t faulting you for being an ayurveda newb. I was trying very hard to take you seriously because you are actually studying. But your comments are so unfounded in reality that I can’t now. You are embarrassing the entire science of ayurveda. BTW I learn something every day, reading and learnin ...
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Let me delve a little bit into the irony of you posting what you did. First off, the iodine forum is not the liver flushing forum. Some of the people there have done liver flushes, but the majority have not. Next, you have to realize that V, Gina, Trapper, etc, are extremely knowledgeable about alternative health. V seems like a very accomplished chemist, Ginagirl has a degree in homeopathy and Trapper is very well-rounded in seems just about everything related to alternative health. If you listen to Grizz for example, you would just take one drop at a time until you can handl ...
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Liver flushing and parasite cleansing, a powerful combo. Hop on a plane to greece and bake in the sun for a while to help get rid of the scarring.   [End]
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Thanks for the feedback. Do you still think it could be reflective of progress (bigger stones dislodging) in the flushes when my bilirubin has escalated though? Yes. If you understand the process fully then it makes sense. If you want to get ahead of the game you have to really dig deep and understand these tests, what they mean and how they are interpreted. High bilirubin and high liver enzyme counts mean that the bilirubin and enzymes which are supposed to be concentra ted in the liver, are seeping out into the bloodstream. This is a very strong indicator for blockage. ...
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Michael, it was a good article, hence the R notification. This forum has been taken over by a certain cloth of people that are not necessarily doing anyone any good. Sign of the times unfortunately. If you read carefully you will see that these same people are knee deep in problems and not very open to learning from those more experienced. Life has a way of sorting these things out.   [End]
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To all new posters: This forum has been compromised. I may abandon ship and stop trying to correct course here. Maybe not though, because I have too much faith in humanity. I suggest to all new forum members if you want actual helpful advice for adrenal problems to go to the following forums for help: Iodine supplementation V forum Natural Healing Parasite cleansing Ask Doc Sutter Liver flush Chelation Ask candida expert Nutritional balancing Vitamin C I have no idea if this was intentional or not, but it is beginning to seem like it. There is a concerted effort here t ...
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The OP reports loose stool/diarrhea and the sage advice is to take a DRUG that causes diarrhea (along with a gigantic laundry list of toxic reactions) and loose stool as side effect?   [End]
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Lemons are fine. The reason most people don’t use them is that they are too tart for the palate. If you are not bothered by them then it’s ok. Coca cola classic also works well.   [End]
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It can be very confusing. In my opinion, the best way to sort the wheat from chaff is to hone in on the people who have either recovered or made significant improvement.   [End]
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You are most likely magnesium deficient, just like almost everyone on the planet. This sounds to me like chronic magnesium deficiency. It’s something I have seen from reading posts on curezone. It looks like you have to address the problem in layers like in homeopathy. Your apparent deficiency now is potassium, so first load up on potassium and then see if you can tolerate low doses of magnesium later. Magnesium is so fundamental that a chronic deficiency can cause such severe problems that direct supplementation will cause paradoxical responses. The nutritional balancing program ha ...
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Very difficult situation... I would always listen carefully to Telman, but in this case I don’t think he has it correct. The excess diarrhea may have been caused by the epsom, but the nausea not likely. Wretching all night like that sounds more like stuck stone or something viral like your glandular fever. What I think happened is that you are at the point in the flushes where the big ones are starting to move and get ready to come out. This is the most difficult phase of flushing, and in your situation compounded by the Gilbert’s syndrome. So I would start off with taking mag ...
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I looked up gutta percha; it’s in the latex family so there is the possibility of latex allergy. Some of these tooth infections can be bad, but not as bad as mercury root canals which are associated with severe autoimmune responses and MS spectrum syndromes. The lymph system needs clean liver and kidneys to drain. Liver flushes will probably help you.   [End]
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http://www.livescience.com/42430-placebo-effect-half-of-drug-effica... Placebo Effect May Account for Half of Drug’s Efficacy By Bahar Gholipour, Staff Writer Even when a medication works, half of its impact on a patient may be due to one aspect of the placebo effect: the positive message that a doctor provides when prescribing the treatment, according to a new study. Researchers designed an elaborate study, in which 66 people suffering from migraine headaches were given either a placebo, or a common migraine drug called Maxalt. However, for each migraine attack the partici ...
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Faith 110 is being abusive in the adrenal fatigue forum. http://curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2139060#i Unlike our favorite infection here who has no story to tell but loves coming back to the forum like a bad penny. You know troll, you really should finally take on a username. Why not call yourself ”Herpes” because you’re like the gift that keeps on giving!   [End]
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Faith 110 is being abusive in the adrenal fatigue forum. http://curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2139060#i Unlike our favorite infection here who has no story to tell but loves coming back to the forum like a bad penny. You know troll, you really should finally take on a username. Why not call yourself ”Herpes” because you’re like the gift that keeps on giving!   [End]
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Did you read my post? or the op’s post? There have been a few people in the liver flush forum who did not do well on them. No one has ever said it works all the time. What I did say is that you need to get the liver working properly to be healthy. I also said that there are different viewpoints on when to approach this. Realize too that people will have different viewpoints than you. This does not constitute trolling. Calling someone a troll when they present a well thought-out intelligent post that can help someone may in fact constitute trolling. I see that you have made p ...
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This looks great. Everything you are doing makes a lot of sense to me and I am expecting you to make a full recovery.   [End]
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First off, do not take advice from anyone who has not actually done a liver flush. Yes, the epsom salts can be draining, especially with adrenal fatigue. So make sure that you don’t get dehydrated. From your post below it seems like you have already answered your own questions. I would stay with the bitters now since they are working. A proper flush will be similar to what you experienced, just more intense. There are different strategies for dealing with liver congestion with adrenal fatigue. Some people will tell you that you must heal the adrenals first and then cleanse ...
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Well one thing is certain. Insomnia is not caused by a lack of pharmaceutical drugs. People withdraw cold turkey from everything under the sun. My good friend went cold turkey off celexa so I know it can be done. The OP did an ad hoc liver flush and slept well. Why is that so hard for you to get? Are you somehow opposed to having a clean liver? I have friends who withdrew cold turkey from H. It’s mind over matter and it then it’s over. So the OP is taking meds for sleeping problems. The problem goes away from one liver expulsion and now you are willfully ignoring this and recom ...
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This is a response to mikey below, for some reason I can’t reply. First, just because I sleep well, have different opinions than you, and mainly recovered from the things you still suffer with does not mean I’m a troll. She already stated that she had an inadvertent liver flush, while on the meds, and it was so awful that.... she got a good night’s sleep. With all of your inomnia problems I find it astounding that you would gloss over this and keep defending the medications. The very best thing you can do while on meds is to stop them immediately and flush them out a ...
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The only problem with doing flushes with adrenal fatigue is that it can be an added stress on the road to recovery. Some people are not ready to make that leap. These people will never recover as long as the liver is not working. I see you slept well after taking the bitters. People here are chasing magic adrenal/sleeping pills for years and years not making this connection despite myself and lots of other people saying this over and over and over and over and over... Keep taking the bitters and/or fatty meals. Now you are ready for kidney cleansing. Come back in a few mo ...
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http://inventors.about.com/od/rstartinventions/a/root_beer.htm   [End]
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Limonene in the peel dissolves gallstones as well.   [End]
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I hope they locked away all the little neighborhood boys just kiddin’   [End]
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Isn’t it a little odd that Dr. Wilson would reference chinese medicine so deeply like this and then just write off all of the herbs.   [End]
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After my recent experiences trying to be a useful human being I have a suggestion for a new forum called ’No good deed goes unpunished’ Experienced people like myself can match up with entitled insomniac ipod-wielding newbs who think they know everything and they can get mad when you try to help them. This could be a very popular forum here on Curezone. Any takers?   [End]
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Actually all I try to do on Curezone is help people out. Unlike a lot of posters I am not into coddling people though; it does no good. Sometimes people don’t want to hear that popping toxic pills or doing what they are doing is making them sicker, but I can’t help that. Or that maybe, just maybe there is more to adrenal fatigue than addressing only the adrenal glands or that the brain is not just a gigantic gaba neural network. By the time I made it Curezone most of my problems were already gone, very bad insomnia, adrenal problems, intestinal parasites and heavy metals, and all th ...
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I would say that it looks like psyllium. If you continue the cleanse and keep passing things like this then every day then it is psyllium. If it isn’t and it’s some type of parasite then you would surely be feeling 1000% better after passing something that enormous.   [End]
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What have you done so far that did not work out? Quick glance at that thread... the adrenal glands produce over more than twenty different hormones not four. Hope it works out well for you, it will be interesting to read. Both adrenal Wilsons are smart guys and well worth looking into.   [End]
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Have you read anything by Dietrich Klinghardt on this topic? I don’t know if it is true, but the claim made is that candida will tie up heavy metals. Many people on the heavy metal chelation forum report increased candida when chelating and then a subsequent overall improvement once a few rounds of chelation are completed. I think it would be very interesting if someone somewhere would actually confirm this scientifically and measure heavy metals containined in candida. Anyway, I am inclined to believe more than not believe as when you look to nature the function of fungus is alw ...
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Yes yes, this is good information from the natway school of natural medicine. Also keep this in mind about fruit trees. It has long been known that trees are sentient beings. Proof of this exists in the Tolkien movies where giant trees wake up and help bilbo baggins defeat mordor. And if this wasn’t proof enough, if you play classical music to fruit trees they will output .2% more fruit than ones who listen to hard rock. Since they are sentient, they have the ability to absorb planetary vibrations from the soil and air. Part of these vibrations include faint sound waves that or ...
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The hardest thing imo is exactly the question you posed - who to trust. I will give you some general advice, be wary of newbs and factory mentality doctors. I would frequent Trapper’s forum, Unyquity’s forum, parasite cleansing forum, liver cleansing forum, and the other mainstays on curezone. This illness requires deep and attentive ears. Newbs are often misguided about the true causes and tend to project their particular affliction on others. Sometimes they offer good windoshopping alternatives just to know what therapies are available. I stand guilty as charged of this same mistak ...
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IF it is mold, make yourself a solution of bleach, white vinegar and water and spray it liberally on the surface of the building you are working on.   [End]
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I don’t have any angst over the matter. This condition probably does exist. But in the context of curezone where people are actively treating themselves and have some research under their belt, are more informed than the general public, it is not really constructive to bring it up in a PARASITE CLEANSING SUPPORT FORUM That is much like bringing up the notion that women asked for it in a rape support forum. Go to a psychiatry journal forum and post all you want about it there. And who is to say that people suffering from so called delusional parasitosis don’t actually ha ...
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The correct definition of delusional parasitosis is when you bring in a parasite sample to your doctor and they delude themselves into thinking it isn’t real. It is rampant throughout the medical profession.   [End]
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Correct High eosinophil is only indicative of active infection for some parasites. For long term infections or certain parasites the test is not a good barometer at all, and worse it can set you in the wrong direction. With parasites, all tests should be taken with a grain of salt.   [End]
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- People with little to no hydrochloric acid in the stomach - People with malfunctioning pyloric valve - People with impaired pancreatic function - People with impaired gall bladder function - People with impaired liver function - People with weak or malfunctioning small intestines - People with pathologically low alkaline phosphatase enzymes - People with impaired kidney function - People with malfunctioning colons That’s just off the top of my head. So, in summary, the fruit diet is most appropriate for the sickest of the sick - people who are in such bad s ...
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So sayeth the man who is 60? pounds overweight. He used to be kind of funny in 1975, but this guy has lost the plot and so have you if you’re digging that deep. That poor lady was obviously ill. She needs to come on over to Curezone and argue with people about fruit, that will surely get a cortisol rise out of her.   [End]
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If you think you’re eating fruit (the sweet stuff that all those rip-off artists are selling to make a buck - when you can just pick it for free!) then think again. The exact same results happen when you eat protein or carbohydrates ... you feel satiated and have more energy. This proves that fruit does not exist. The only things that exist are protein and carbohydrates from grains and vegetables. So don’t fall into the trap perpetrated by cunning fruit salesmen and internet fruit marketers. It’s way overpriced and it doesn’t even exist.   [End]
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This doesn’t sound like reactive hypoglycemia at all. (Some people think the sky is falling on everyone when it’s just their own myopia) You are absolutely correct that there is not much sugar in dark chocolate. And if you reacted so severely to this small amount of sugar you would have known long ago that you had a severe insulin problem. Chocolate has many properties to it; it is one of the most complex foods in existence. For one, it is highly allergenic to some people. It is up there with dairy, wheat, peanuts, etc. as far as its allergic reaction potential. It is also strongl ...
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Here’s one of those ’trendy’ people who it seems has cured MS with amalgam removal. It amazes me how certain detractors continually gloss over these types of stories. http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=2120036 I agree everyone should have their own space for opinions. The reason I am a little over the top with those sort of posts is for the benefit of other people who read. IMO it is important to remain dilligent about where reality lies and where fantasy lies. Much of the fantasy has been put forth by marketers, allopaths, medical associations, and to some degree forum-goers wh ...
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Most of the people here do suffer from low aldosterone/orthostatic hypotension in which case more sodium will probably help. For the people that have high blood pressure, extra sodium is not a good idea. Find out which you are before you start forcing things down. The majority of people will have a taste for salt. When sodium goes too low for an extended period of time and there is lack of thirst then it may have to be forced a bit to get ball rolling. I agree with some of what you said about heavy metals. It is virtually impossible to avoid background levels of NEW exposures, so ...
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http://www.doctor-recommended-stress-relief.com/Liver-Detoxification.html Ways to Improve Phase 1 and Phase 2 Liver Detoxification LiverDextoxification Liver Detoxification is one of the most important healthy living tips you can do for yourself. Why? Because the liver is a primary organ of detoxification in the body, and as such, it filters the blood of harmful chemicals and bacteria. The liver also creates bile (which is stored in the gall bladder until needed) which is used to break down fats that carry away toxins. Without frequent liver detoxification strategies, ...
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Yes, I had some questionable posts. But the intent was to clear out the rifraf from the forum so that people could have a safe space. It looks like it worked since nate is gone and people can eat what they like in peace. You, however, captain DB, post about your addiction to beating off and poisoning yourself with psych meds. I understand some people have addiction problems and far be it for me to judge but it belongs in a psychiatric forum IMO. I’m sure some of the more respectable people do not want to read or hear about your addictions. I advocate for natural cleansing, coff ...
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Which form of resistant starch did you use? Have you ever tried inulin or foods high in inulin before?   [End]
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Disregard the post above mine, or at least part of it. There is nothing wrong with taking those herbs, they have a few thousand years of history behind them. Adaptogens work to normalize the hormonal system. So taking it at night time to help you sleep is perfectly fine. Comparing them to benzodiazepines is a little bit silly and imo fearmongering. Not to mention that most of the benzo drugs contain fluoride along with the drugs themselves that transport the fluoride directly to your brain calcifying your pineal gland (the gland that is responsible for melatonin production and sle ...
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You can tailor the liver flushes any way you want. It could be the Dr. Schulze method of jsut drinking a small amount of olive oil and citrus every day. Or you can do the coca-cola liver flush without epsom salts. It’s much easier to get the oil down mixed with coca cola for some reason. Or you can modify the amount of oil and epsom salt with the clark flushes. The original liver flushes from before hulda clark people did not use epsom salt. The epsom salt gives you better chances of passing the larger stones though. Some people need this, some don’t. Yours truly, Curezon ...
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http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/01/13/mercury-detoxification-protocol.aspx   [End]
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http://www.ciss.org.au/documents/LingSodiumPumpMyth1a.html Herbert Ling and the Sodium Pump Myth Don Benjamin The following is a summary of a 12 page article in the Gerson Therapy Practitioner Training Manual 1.4 published by the Gerson Institute. Our cells live in an ocean of salt water (serum) which is very high in sodium and very low in potassium. This salt water passes through each cell at the rate of nearly 100 times the volume of the cell each second. Yet the cells themselves contain a sodium concentration of only 7% of the serum and a potassium concentration 32 times ...
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Well I wasn’t being condescending to you before. When you read a book and learn something do you get mad at the book because it contains information that you didn’t know before and then accuse it of being condescending? Here is a little wiki on sulphites... Sulfites are counted among the top nine food allergens, but a reaction to sulfite is not a true allergy.[9] Some people (but not many) have positive skin allergy tests to sulfites indicating true (IgE-mediated) allergy.[10] It may cause breathing difficulty within minutes after eating a food containing it,[11] asthmatics[12][13 ...
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No one is rubbishing anyone. Sulphite sensitiviy is extremely well known. My only point was that you did the flush, which encompasses much more than taking epsom salt. Some people have extremely difficult reactions on the first few flushes and the reasons become apparent when you look into what is happening. Maybe you have a sulphur sensitivity, in which case it is good for you to look into things deeper because you could be reacting to dietary sulphur as well and not be aware of it. Also just because two substances cause similar reactions it doesn’t mean that the same reaction is ...
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