I think I figured it out (liver problem = Vitamin A toxicity)

[Guest guest]

Vitamin A toxicity!

 

I have needed such massive doses of nutrients for so long due to

malabsorbtion problems and have just recently started to feel

instinctively like I'm there, like I need to start backing off the

supplements, and wouldn't you know.

 

I am big on cranberry juice, hardly ever have orange juice, and had

some that day of the first " attack " . Had corn tonight, and cheese,

before the second attack, and all those things are high in Vitamin

A. And although I normally *love* mangos, I had on the other day and

could hardly get the first few bites down and didn't finish it. It

just felt wrong, my body didn't want it. Orange and yellow foods. Ha!

 

So, I messed myself up good. So I just knock off the supplemental A

and wait? Did I really do some damage or will it heal?

 

My lips have been chapped for so long now, and I couldn't figure out

why other people didn't seem to have that problem! Vit. A!

 

Whew. I feel so much better having figured this out but now I'm

worried about the damage I've done. Maybe since the pain just

started I just hit the wall and didn't do too much harm.

 

Any input would be appreciated.

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

First, how did you know you had or have malabsorbtion problems?

Tedd

 

Jen wrote:

 

>

>

> Vitamin A toxicity!

>

> I have needed such massive doses of nutrients for so long due to

> malabsorbtion problems and have just recently started to feel

> instinctively like I'm there, like I need to start backing off the

> supplements, and wouldn't you know.

>

> I am big on cranberry juice, hardly ever have orange juice, and had

> some that day of the first " attack " . Had corn tonight, and cheese,

> before the second attack, and all those things are high in Vitamin

> A. And although I normally *love* mangos, I had on the other day and

> could hardly get the first few bites down and didn't finish it. It

> just felt wrong, my body didn't want it. Orange and yellow foods. Ha!

>

> So, I messed myself up good. So I just knock off the supplemental A

> and wait? Did I really do some damage or will it heal?

>

> My lips have been chapped for so long now, and I couldn't figure out

> why other people didn't seem to have that problem! Vit. A!

>

> Whew. I feel so much better having figured this out but now I'm

> worried about the damage I've done. Maybe since the pain just

> started I just hit the wall and didn't do too much harm.

>

> Any input would be appreciated.

>

[Guest guest]

Years of misery, lack of help from western docs and consequently a

hell of a lot of research with input from some very good alternative

healers.

 

Jen

 

, tedd

<tguenzel@c...> wrote:

>

> Hi Jen,

> First, how did you know you had or have malabsorbtion problems?

> Tedd

>

> Jen wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Vitamin A toxicity!

> >

> > I have needed such massive doses of nutrients for so long due to

> > malabsorbtion problems and have just recently started to feel

> > instinctively like I'm there, like I need to start backing off the

> > supplements, and wouldn't you know.

> >

> > I am big on cranberry juice, hardly ever have orange juice, and

had

> > some that day of the first " attack " . Had corn tonight, and

cheese,

> > before the second attack, and all those things are high in Vitamin

> > A. And although I normally *love* mangos, I had on the other day

and

> > could hardly get the first few bites down and didn't finish it.

It

> > just felt wrong, my body didn't want it. Orange and yellow foods.

Ha!

> >

> > So, I messed myself up good. So I just knock off the

supplemental A

> > and wait? Did I really do some damage or will it heal?

> >

> > My lips have been chapped for so long now, and I couldn't figure

out

> > why other people didn't seem to have that problem! Vit. A!

> >

> > Whew. I feel so much better having figured this out but now I'm

> > worried about the damage I've done. Maybe since the pain just

> > started I just hit the wall and didn't do too much harm.

> >

> > Any input would be appreciated.

> >

[Guest guest]

Did you look into Vitamin IV drip therapy?

Tedd

 

Jen wrote:

 

>

>

> Years of misery, lack of help from western docs and consequently a

> hell of a lot of research with input from some very good alternative

> healers.

>

> Jen

>

> , tedd

> <tguenzel@c...> wrote:

> >

> > Hi Jen,

> > First, how did you know you had or have malabsorbtion problems?

> > Tedd

> >

> > Jen wrote:

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Vitamin A toxicity!

> > >

> > > I have needed such massive doses of nutrients for so long due to

> > > malabsorbtion problems and have just recently started to feel

> > > instinctively like I'm there, like I need to start backing off the

> > > supplements, and wouldn't you know.

> > >

> > > I am big on cranberry juice, hardly ever have orange juice, and

> had

> > > some that day of the first " attack " . Had corn tonight, and

> cheese,

> > > before the second attack, and all those things are high in Vitamin

> > > A. And although I normally *love* mangos, I had on the other day

> and

> > > could hardly get the first few bites down and didn't finish it.

> It

> > > just felt wrong, my body didn't want it. Orange and yellow foods.

> Ha!

> > >

> > > So, I messed myself up good. So I just knock off the

> supplemental A

> > > and wait? Did I really do some damage or will it heal?

> > >

> > > My lips have been chapped for so long now, and I couldn't figure

> out

> > > why other people didn't seem to have that problem! Vit. A!

> > >

> > > Whew. I feel so much better having figured this out but now I'm

> > > worried about the damage I've done. Maybe since the pain just

> > > started I just hit the wall and didn't do too much harm.

> > >

> > > Any input would be appreciated.

> > >