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DiscussionHas anyone experienced internal vibrations?
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I am the one that started this thread. I kept waking up to a vibrating bed and thought it was my little dog shivering, and kept throwing blankets over him, only to find out a month later it was me and not him. I did not have covid, nor did I take the vaccine, but I am not too certain that by tracing back to when these started -- I have the vet bill to remember that by -- if these internal tremors are not caused by SUGAR ALCOHOLS. I know I do not tolerate them at all, but I have been going through every ingredient in my supplements and researching them. I only changed one supplement. I had to have surgery on the back of my eye ball for a hole from something slipping away from the retina. After the surgery, another thing easy to track back to from bills and appointments; the doctor wanted me to switch from the Lutein supplement I was taking to one with more Lutein in it for the eyes. I purchased Zeaxanthin (hope I am spelling it right). The sugar alcohol WAS NOT LISTED ON THE LABEL, as it must be in a smaller amount. However, it is listed in other ingredients. There Sorbitol was listed. All sugar alcohols end in "itol." For me, and probably a lot of other unsuspecting individuals, these things cause horrible issues with irritable bowel syndrome. It used to be that ALL sugar alcohols had to be on the label.
I can trace my internal vibrations and when I started waking up to a vibrating bed, to when I switched from regular Lutein to Zeaxanthin, with Sorbitol not listed on the label. Sugar alcohols are in everything today, even Fudgesicles and Popsicles with ZERO sugar, which are aimed at children. It's in many ZERO drinks like some Gatorade. I have to check everything now, because they are taking Splenda out and putting sugar alcohols in the foods we are eating and drinking. They are in our frigging health food stores in Kombucha, and a host of other products. Now that they are listed in "other ingredients," I have to take a stinking magnifying glass with me to the store to read the "OTHER INGREDIENTS." Just a word of caution if you are using any products with sugar alcohols you might want to ditch them and see if the tremors don't subside after 2-3 weeks. I started taking a product called Liverwell which has 800 mg of N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) and mine totally stopped for 3 weeks, but then I started getting some light ones back when I didn't drink enough water. I started more research and threw the Zeaxanthin away and got a different Lutein product, and 10 days later, I am back to NO TREMORS. My take-away is that those sugar alcohols may be causing inflammation in the liver, and since it is as old as I am, it's been here for 75 years, working its butt off trying to filter everything I ate or drank. It's had more then its share of rough times. I get plenty of exercise walking 2-3 miles a day, weather permitting, and I still do Yoga. That sugar alcohol that snuck its way into a product without being seen is the only difference in my life that was added during that time when I started waking up to a vibrating bed.