I seem to have a mild headache frequently after eating. I've noticed it after eating a few gluten free oatcakes and after eating an apple, for example.
I've read that headaches can be thyroid related, but I don't seem to have really bad ones, just mild ones. I imagine it's all part of some leaky-gut/thyroid/food sensitivity thing. But would like to know more if anyone knows of any resources on this.
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First off, I'm trying an increased b12 dose for a month to see if that helps (sounds like it worked for a couple of other people in this forum). If that doesn't work, I'm planning to take herbal bitters (dandelion root and gentian) to increase stomach acid (as well as marshmallow root to increase stomach mucus as a protective measure). I tried taking HCL a few years ago, and it made things worse.
I used to use a lot of ACV (stopped because of the reflux). I take 1000 vit C every day and get plenty of salt. I eat fresh ginger pretty much every day.
Maybe. It was about 4 years ago that this started, and I don't remember exactly how much ACV I was taking when it began. But for a while I was having ACV in water every day or every other day -- maybe 1 or 2 tblsp. And I'd have it on salad.
greygoose I started experimenting with ACV today. Took 2 tsps in water before eating dinner, and it's given me a bit of a stomach ache and heartburn. Any thoughts?
Okay, thanks, greygoose , I'm reducing to 1 tsp. What effect should I expect? Should I expect immediate reduction/cessation of reflux? Or should it take a few days/weeks before I notice a difference? I'm just wondering whether continued reflux means it's not working and I should stop, or if I should give it a while.
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