Fw: Panic attacks and Kombucha

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Also, the easiest way to determine whether or not the panic attack is

water-related is just to drink at least 1 pint to 1 quart of water during a

panic attack. If the panic attack stops, then you are dehydrated.

If not, it's something else. Try magnesium.

Panic attacks and Kombucha

>Hi Everybody,

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>Regarding panic attacks induced by kombucha: Like black tea, KT is quite

>dehydrating.

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>Since most of us are already dehydrated and the brain is 85% water, could

it

>be possible that the KT is adding to panic attacks by means of dehydration?

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>See

>www.watercure2.com Panic and Anxiety section

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>Also, since KT is a mild chelator, it may be further depleting magnesium.

>Most of the US population is deficient in magnesium. See also:

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>http://www.mgwater.com/index.shtml

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>http://www.consciouschoice.com/holisticmd/hmd1205.html

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>Hope that helps,

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