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No, NAC does not stress the adrenals-- it is an antioxidant and increases excess

mucus. It's your choice whether you choose to continue despite lowered blood

pressure. I don't think that is a dangerous low level, though. A low that is

of

concern is under 90/under 60. Dehydration is a cause of low blood pressure, and

I'm willing to bet that's your cause. Normal heart rate is 60 to 100.

Electrolytes also include other minerals. If you are taking whole, unrefined

salt

such as Celtic sea salt, Real Salt, or another, you can (and should) add that to

your

water several times a day. And you can ask the health food store about an

electrolyte replacement which focuses on a short list of crucial minerals.

Unrefined salt in your water helps your body retain the water and make the most

of

it, in a totally healthy way.

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On 16 Sep 2011 at 10:05, wrote:

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> Hi

>

> You told me 2 days ago to keep myself very well hydrated including

> electroltyes after the iodine-contrast-injection-scan.

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> I drunk water but I don't know exactly what do do about the

> electrolytes. I know it's about potassium & sodium but what exactly

> should I do? Can you explain me?

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> Thank you very much !

>

> I took NAC since 2days I finally can breathe but my blood pressure

> lowered and it was already at 95/58 and 87 Heart rate. Is NAC

> stressing my adrenals?

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> Thanks again,

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