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GI Disorder and Internal Shaking

Digestive Health | Last Active: Nov 18 7:58am | Replies (373)

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My problem isn't an every day occurrence, but when it does come on, it is mostly at night when I'm laying down to rest. It almost seems to start when my Digestive system reaches a point of distress, either from something I may have eaten, or possibly from taking too much to combat my gut issues like Probiotics, magnesium, digestive Enzymes, lemon water, or Peppermint oil. It's truly hard to tell, but my gut goes into such distress that my body breaks out into tremors sometimes lasting about 30 minutes. Doesn't help that I panic, but my wife is a godsend and gently rubs my belly in a form that actually brings relief and gets my mind off things. The tremors are specifically in my lower abdomen and from there radiate to my legs. I can visually see my thighs twitching from the tremors. I'm going in for a colonoscopy on December 9th to rule that out, but have to admit this is concerning. I'm very focused at the moment on healing my gut, cause I feel there is truly a connection between gut health and so many diseases and symptoms these days.

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My symptoms are very similar to yours. I have suffered for years from the internal vibrations, tinnitus and arms falling asleep. It too has taken a toll on me. I have been to countless doctors and naturopaths with no happy results. Recently, I came across an article discussing low stomach acid. I never would have thought that this is something I have, as I do not have reflux, however after doing several morning tests with baking soda, (you can google this) I have finally found some relief. I am taking absorbic acid in the form of vitamin C with my breakfast and dinner meals. I am also taking a digestive enzyme. The idea is that the increase in stomach acid helps food and nutrition to be broken down easier. For me, I believe that improperly digested food is causing intolerances that are causing my tremors. I am also taking Vitamin d and the sublingual form of B12. It has only been two weeks and I do have a little shaking upon waking, but I feel that I am headed in the right direction to getting better. Good luck to you in finding help.