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Hello,
I was wondering about buffered
vitamin C. I took "C Salts" for a
while, and I think that the
magnesium ascorbate in it made
me ill. Then, I took sodium
ascorbate for a while. I increased
my dose to bowel tolerance, but
may not have lowered it fast
enough, and my system is still
un-balanced. I had loose bowels
for over two weeks and I think for
one thing I depleted my
magnesium, but for some reason I
also feel like my potassium is too
high now. I'm a 50 year old male.
Could pregnenolone have anything
to do with my potassium being
high and could it have caused a problem with
my potassium levels?
I started pregnenolone 25 mg.
about 3 weeks ago, and it improved my
moods and stress tolerance. I think I should
stop taking the preg.
I was found to have the DHEA levels of a man in his 20's,
according to saliva DHEA testing.
I read that hormone
imbalance can disrupt potassium in
the body. I have a queasy feeling in
my stomach, and feel more fatigued
than I did, and depressed. Also,
I'm having wicked food cravings
again. Something is not right with
me. I think it's high K. I'm
wondering if I may have a problem
with my kidneys. I had my yearly
physical a week or so ago but have
not heard back from them yet.
Could low magnesium cause this? I
don't tolerate
magnesium/potassium pills now,
so I'm taking magnesium without
potassium and no calcium and no
high vitamin D either.
Is sodium ascorbate a poor choice
of vitamin C for any reason?
Thank you in advance for the
feedback.
Mike
In Reply to: Hyperkalemia? Pregnenolone? posted by Mike V. on October 07, 2001 at 10:00:56:
Hi,
I'm laying off the preg for now. I think it caused my aldosterone to go down possibly and my potassium to go up. I hope to normalize again soon.
Mike
In Reply to: Hyperkalemia? Pregnenolone? posted by Mike V. on October 07, 2001 at 10:00:56:
Hi, Mike.
As I have said many times on this 'site, taking any kind of hormone, orally, is like throwing sand in the works of a fine watch. No one knows what will happen in the long run.
Your problem will be that, now that your system may be messed up, it may take a long time for it to become rebalanced after stopping the hormone.
Besides, if they did not check your INTRACELLULAR minerals they will have no idea what they are (See magnesium archives.)
Let us know how you do.
Walt
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