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randibear
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i know this sounds strange, well, maybe it won't since we all have these odd symptoms.

but i get sick when i eat. afterwards i start sweating and get dizzy. sometimes i have diahhrea but i know that's ibs or the gastro issue.

a lot of times i will start sneezing and sneeze at least 7-10 times.

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I get that when I'm having an allergic reaction to something in my meal. It has helped to go on an allergen free rotation diet.

I have autonomic reactions when I react to something, where I'll flush and get really hot and feeling like I'm going to pass out. Then I get stomach pains, and itching in my ear canals, throat, and mouth.

My allergies don't stay consistent, which is what makes this all so frustrating. For a month I could be allergic to coconut, then the next I could be allergic to rice. The rotation diet helps to keep that at bay, but in the end I think it's immune disfunction, and autonomic blockages/disfunction as well.

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yes! my nerve pain gets worse! and my whole body just goes beserk! way more tired etc.

so I had to try to find food that wouldn't create more pain

sunflower seeds and pumkin seeds, salted

I have huge salt cravings!

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