Relatively low = 2 tsps per day (my son scared her - thinks she'll turn gray if she takes too much CS) She will not increase her dose beyond that. Her discomfort has subsided, but - we are still curious about the issue.
-----Original Message----- From: JudytheK [mailto:apea...@midcoast.com] Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 6:10 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: RE: CS>Question On Side Effects What does "relatively low" mean? How much was her intake at first? What has it increased to? These are all important considerations. My Daughter-In-Law is having some discomfort (pain?) in her lower abdomin. Since she is fairly new to CS use, she is wondering if anyone out there has had the same side effect from CS use. Her CS intake is relatively low, so it's unlikely to be the "Herx" effect. She asked me to post the question for her, so she can at least eliminate the CS as the source of her discomfort. She wants to eliminate some possibilities before resorting to a visit to her doctor. Bill Martin COMPAQ User Interface Developer bill.mar...@compaq.com 719.548.3718 Bill: I don't think CS can be ruled out since a small percentage of people have had similar experiences (probably from digestive problems) when they first started taking it. Have her stop taking it for a while to see if the pain goes away. If it does, have her start taking it again to see if the pain comes back. Roger
