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Hi all,

After drinking 4-6oz. of kombucha tea three times a day for three days, I

became very ill. Fever, chills, diarrhea, body aches... I have susbsequently

read that kombucha is a powerful detoxifier, and that some people need to

start drinking it very slowly or they will have major healing crises. I believe

that drinking too much too fast has caused my illness (if so, that's some

powerful drink!). I am recovering from CFS and long term high dose

Prednisone use, and I believe my body released pockets of Epstein Barr virus

which proceeded to cause a flu-like immune reaction. Interestingly enough, I

also experiened some of the effects I had on steroids (muscle tremors, head

shaking, moaning and crying). The fact that the illness hit quickly and the

worst was over in 24 hrs. (though I have lingering queasiness and weakness),

I believe supports my theory that this isn't an outside flu virus I just picked

up.

Has anyone else had such strong reactions to kombucha? I really loved the

taste, and plan on drinking it again when I feel better. But this time I'm

taking

it SLOWLY. One book mentioned that some people need to start with as little

as a teaspoon a day. If I'm one of them, then I REALLY overdid it!

Does anyone know what would make kombucha such a powerful detoxifier?

I've had healing crises before... but nothing like this.

Thanks,

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