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Is a little nausea okay - protocol 1000 03 Oct 2013 15:54 #36468

larrymagee Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 144 Thank you received: 89	I've been on p-1000 for about 6 weeks. by the 4th or 5th dose I usually start to feel a little nausea. It's not bad, I can handle it. Is is better, though, to reduce the drops when the nausea appears? I remember reading in Jim's new book that feeling sick from the protocol can slow down the healing process.
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Is a little nausea okay - protocol 1000 03 Oct 2013 16:17 #36470

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	Yes, the recommendation is always to drop back if you feel nausea - usually means simply that the body has reached the limit of the toxins it can process at that moment. The following user(s) said Thank You: larrymagee
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Is a little nausea okay - protocol 1000 04 Oct 2013 11:00 #36486

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larrymagee wrote:
I've been on p-1000 for about 6 weeks. by the 4th or 5th dose I usually start to feel a little nausea. It's not bad, I can handle it. Is is better, though, to reduce the drops when the nausea appears? I remember reading in Jim's new book that feeling sick from the protocol can slow down the healing process.

You might want to try PAMMS-1. It can stop the nausea problem:

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I hope that helps.
Scott

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