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Some people find the taste of cilantro very unpleasant. It's a genetic trait a lot of people I know have. I'm lucky. It's one if my favorite herbs and use it frequently. However, I'm not sure it had anything to do with keeping Grover's away, but for now it's clear. The Moderna covid vaccine triggered my last outbreak.
The cilantro did indeed taste terrible and basically made every smoothie just taste like I was drinking salsa. I was using half bunches and I just sometimes felt off, like I would get all jittery, my stomach would make all kinds of racket, and I just felt like something wasn’t right. Once I eliminated the cilantro, I felt fine. But keep in mind, this is only my experience. Many people are perfectly fine with cilantro. I have no interest in experimenting with it again.
Honestly, I don’t really itch at all anymore, but I’m not sure if it’s because of the Gold Bond powder applications or the Dupixent, so I intend to lay off the powder to see if it’s the Dupixent that is helping the itching.