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Digestive Health | Last Active: Mar 11 9:30pm | Replies (20)
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I have no idea what the water connection is. to your headaches.. A mystery for sure.
With the cabbage… cabbage has both magnesium and potassium. Have you had blood test done to check these levels? also vitamin d.. which cabbage does not contain, but I know from experience that lacking in any or all of these can cause headaches and body aches.
Occipital neuralgia could cause your headaches. A neck problem could be irritating that nerve. TMJ can also cause headaches in the area you describe.
You say you have stomach problems… what are they? Some stomach problems can keep you from absorbing your nutrients.
Still wondering how the water fits into any of this.
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Hmm, interesting about the cabbage having magnesium and potassium just like the Dasani water does. The last time I went for a routine check-up I had blood tests, but I don't remember if they involved testing levels of magnesium, potassium, or vitamin D.
I looked into Occipital neuralgia just now. Some of the things I read sounded similar to what I experienced and some things sounded different. I had some imaging done on my jaw a few years ago and the doctor didn't see any signs of TMJ.
I experience burning pain on the left side of stomach with bloating when I go hours without eating. Thought it might be an ulcer and took different drugs that didn't help, and had an endoscopy that didn't find anything abnormal. I recently started taking probiotics on a daily basis and noticed I can go a little longer without eating and not experience burning and bloating.
Yeah, the water thing is the most random issue that's come up in the last few years of experiencing new health issues that I never had before my neck problems started.