Starfall1969
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I've been feeling a little queasy with some stomach cramping for the past few days.
Now today, the queasiness has increased, and my head kind of hurts--
this sounds strange, but the only way I can describe it is that it feels like the same pain I have in my stomach I have in my head, the pain just feels the same.
Just wondering if I need to step up my detox a bit, if that's what's wrong, or if this is something totally different.
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Have you done anything different or added anything to what you have been doing?
Is there something in which you have done to cause a die off or toxin release?
Done anything with heavy metals?
Laurie
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Starfall1969
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No, no changes with anything in the past few days.
The only thing I have identified as a possible for the nausea is that I had asparagus on Sunday and again last night.
Not thinking that would cause die off or anything, but I haven't eaten asparagus for about 10 years, so my gut may just not like it.
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When you ingest asparugus, it can affect your urine by an enzyme, did you get a distinct smell. If not, perhaps you lack this production or reaction, and it could cause a headache and nausea. It is considered a detoxifier of the blood and kidneys as well. Could be a reaction?
Asparagus Extract is derived from the whole, organically grown plant Asparagus officinalis Linn.
Asparagus is one of the richest natural source of nutrients. Not only is it rich in folic acid and selenium but also in glutathione, asparaginase, polysaccharides, zinc and amino acids.
Some of the benefits of Asparagus Tea are it is one of the best ways to cleanse and rejuvenate the kidneys. Highly recommended if you want to cleanse, restore, assist, with kidney function.
Rich source of Folic Acid. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2002;76(4):758-65).
Journal of the American Medical Association (2002; 288:973-979) Epidemiology (2003; 14(2):200-205).
Journal of the American Medical Association (2002; 288(15):1867-73).Good source of the mineral Selenium.
Journal of Nutrition ( 2004; 134:1736-1740).
The American Journal of Nutrition (2004; 134:2556-2560).Contains Glutathione Oncology (1999; 57:115-20).
Journal of Clinical Oncology (2002; 20:3478-83).Source of Asparaginase USP Drug Information for the Healthcare Professional (1998, 18th ed., p.3115). _________________________________________________
Maybe some of the nausea and cramping may be due to the affect on the kidneys as well?
LaurieL
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