Anti-nausea bracelets and Vit. C amounts

[Guest guest]

What do you think of the anti-nausea bracelets that you adjust on your wrist so

when the pressure point is pushed it gives you relief-like accupuncture? They

are drug free. My nausea gets very bad and ginger and baking soda bring no

relief.

Because I have had diarrhea constantly since starting this diet I am having

difficulty telling if it is because of too much vitamin C. I was taking the

highest amount-4 grams a day but I have been lowering my amount to see if the

diarrhea would slack up and it hasn't. Should I take that to mean my diarrhea is

just die off and not too much C?

Thanks again for all of your help.

Blessings to you,

Darlene

[Guest guest]

Hi Darlene,

It sounds to me like your diarrhea might be die-off. I had it for nearly 9

months so it can last for quite some time.

I used those bracelets when I had morning sickness in my pregnancy. In my

opinion, they didn't work. Maybe other people have had a better experience with

them.

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> What do you think of the anti-nausea bracelets that you adjust on your wrist

so when the pressure point is pushed it gives you relief-like accupuncture? They

are drug free. My nausea gets very bad and ginger and baking soda bring no

relief.

> Because I have had diarrhea constantly since starting this diet I am having

difficulty telling if it is because of too much vitamin C. I was taking the

highest amount-4 grams a day but I have been lowering my amount to see if the

diarrhea would slack up and it hasn't. Should I take that to mean my diarrhea is

just die off and not too much C?

> Thanks again for all of your help.

> Blessings to you,

> Darlene

>

[Guest guest]

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> What do you think of the anti-nausea bracelets that you adjust on your wrist

so when the pressure point is pushed it gives you relief-like accupuncture? They

are drug free. My nausea gets very bad and ginger and baking soda bring no

relief.

My life saver through this diet has been little cinnamon tablets that I buy at

Whole Foods. They absolutely reduce nausea to bearable levels and they do it

fast too. I could not recommend them enough, plus cinnamon is anti fungal too.

I also used to press on those acupressure points by hand and that helped a lot

too. I never got a bracelet cause I'm paranoid about nickel, but I can imagine

that they would work well.

[Guest guest]

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> What do you think of the anti-nausea bracelets that you adjust on your wrist

so when the pressure point is pushed it gives you relief-like accupuncture?

+++Hi Darlene. I haven't had any experience with those bracelets.

They are drug free. My nausea gets very bad and ginger and baking soda bring no

relief.

+++Ensure you are taking Betaine hydrochloric acid supplements and drinking

enough fluids with meals.

> Because I have had diarrhea constantly since starting this diet I am having

difficulty telling if it is because of too much vitamin C. I was taking the

highest amount-4 grams a day but I have been lowering my amount to see if the

diarrhea would slack up and it hasn't. Should I take that to mean my diarrhea is

just die off and not too much C?

+++Yes, your diarrhea is die-off and not the vitamin C.

+++Since you are having a rough time you need to do the 9-Day Program:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/dig6.php

Some people need to stay on liquid and/or pureed foods (blended like baby food)

for longer than the 9-Day Program says. You may be one of those people. If you

do, then don't do clear water enemas every day after 9 days. After 9 days do

them every 5 days.

I hope that helps.

Bee

[Guest guest]

I've used those bracelets on a ferry and had no problems with nausea (I usually

don't do so well on boats). Also, a good friend of mine used them the whole

first trimester of her pregnancy, and she swore by them. So I supposed your

mileage may vary...

Best,

andra

> Hi Darlene,

>

> It sounds to me like your diarrhea might be die-off. I had it for nearly 9

months so it can last for quite some time.

>

> I used those bracelets when I had morning sickness in my pregnancy. In my

opinion, they didn't work. Maybe other people have had a better experience with

them.

>

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>

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> > What do you think of the anti-nausea bracelets that you adjust on your wrist

so when the pressure point is pushed it gives you relief-like accupuncture? They

are drug free. My nausea gets very bad and ginger and baking soda bring no

relief.

> > Blessings to you,

> > Darlene

> >

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