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Topic: A-L complex and kidney

WorkNHope
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Member # 8984

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I started A-L complex a couple weeks ago. It's helped many things.

I went through their "challenge phase", ie, increasing 3 drops every 3 days, until I hit 10 drops a day. Then I developed this soreness with the right kidney. This means, when I touch a particular spot on the right kidney area, I would feel sore. This can also happen when I twist my body in a certain way.

Because of it, now I'm taking a smaller dosage of A-L complex, which is 3 drops twice a day. The soreness hasn't gone away.

Should I be concerned? I went to see my primary physician today, she was so busy that she has to leave before she can answer all my questions.

My A-L complex is about 2 years old.

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Catgirl
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 31149

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It sounds like your kidneys are overwhelmed with toxins from die off. I would take things to help like lemon water, red root, burbur and foods to alkalize the body. You could also try baking soda.

http://drsircus.com/medicine/sodium-bicarbonate-baking-soda/detox-cleanse

I'm sure you know, kidneys are quite serious. If you feel worse, then consider going to the ER.

Also, old A-L is okay (still works for me). Good you backed down your dose too.

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