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Topic: Anyone taking "Myco" by Raintree Nutrition?

Hoosiers51
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I have a personal question about it....please no laughing!

Does it make anyone else's poop smell strange? Mine smells very strongly like something burnt. Like there is a used match in my poop. It is a noticable smell.

I have started a couple other new things, like Malarone and Biaxin, but I am thinking it could be this Myco herbal combo doing it since some herbs can have a strange smell.

Also, did anyone else get really bad headaches everyday from it? Just kind of all over. But they feel like caffeine withdrawl headaches....really sharp. It could also for me be due to another hormonal issue, so that is why I ask.

Thank you!!!

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Hoosiers51
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Okay, I just smelled the inside of my Myco bottle, and I think it is the same smell.

But, it is so strange how pungent it ends up being when it comes out the other end! So I am still curious if anyone else has experienced this? I hope this is normal.

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SForsgren
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I think you are correct. I am on it and have had the same observation.

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Be well,
Scott

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Hoosiers51
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Thanks, Scott.

And I think I figured out that my headaches are due to female hormone levels, so not related.

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