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Hi National. I am sorry to hear that you are allergic to milk thistle. As I understand it, replacement of all the B group vitamins is essential. I only ever take supplements that are derived from plant material. I believe that synthetically derived supplements, that might be cheaper, are not that well absorbed.
I also try to eat lots of whole grains and legumes to boost my natural supply. In addition to trying to cut out alcohol, I have cut out all highly refined foods and foods too highly proccessed.
I was reading an article on liver disease yesterday and a point was made that more people are developing liver disease due to the high fat/high proccessed content than ever before.
My take is that we have to be aware not only of what we drink, but also of what we eat.
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National, I see that you are another Saffie. I get a supplement from Woolworths that is made from an organic source. The supplement is at work at the moment, but the name starts with a N. They also have one with milk thistle. Which milkthistle did you try? . Try their supplement, it has certainly helped me.
I used to have a horribly fissured tongue due to a lack of Vitamin B and that has almost completely disappeared. If you have not tried their milkthistle, it is combined with a potently high vitamin B compound, give it one more shot.
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Thanks Veritas...I'll stop by Woolworths in the morning. I've tried two different milk thistle brands, but I'll give it another try as the allergy is only cracked/chapped lips (but horrible while it lasts!). Thanks!AF since July 8, 2009...
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National, my daughter was on Ruacutan for a while and I bought a special lip balm from Dis-chem that helped a lot. Cracked lips is a side effect of Ruacutan.
I know that its winter, but I would also suggest that you stay out of the sun. Maybe the milkthistle is leaving you more sensitive to the sun than usual.
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I get chapped cracked lips from drinking. It takes about 2 - 3 days for my lips to get back to normal after a drinking episode that results in a hangover. I put lip balm on my lips constantly for about 3 days and they seem to go back to normal. It may not be the milk thistle that is causing the cracked lips.
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prancy -
miracle product.... dr. dan's cortibalm. go to his website for a free sample and tell me your thoughts. i bought it at the cleveland clinic in ohio and couldn't find it in GA, and got a sample from their website and then sent the request to my local pharmacy for it.
Dr. Dan's CortiBalm - specially formulated medicated lip balm for severely chapped lips
dr. dan even gives u instructions on how u can get your local pharmacy to carry it. much luck to your lips!!!! : 0 ) .... dmb.
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National - Liv 52 is a really good supplement if you can't take milk thistle. As well Lecithen is good for the liver as well.
Hope that helps!Every day is a day to start over and remember that I am powerless over my addiction. I will no longer give the BEAST any power over me - he can go straight to hell.
:h
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