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The fact that I am getting worse each day makes me believe that perhaps even the tiny bit of alcohol in the extract is what is causing the issue now? Can that even be possible?
I am going with a "no" on this one. BUT, I am not a Doctor and may be way off. That amount of alcohol would be absorbed by the blood and gone in very little time.
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The alcohol in Vanilla should cook off during baking..
Might be some other preservatives or odd ingredients that caused the problems.
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Thank you. I read that too but grasping at straws at this point since I cannot figure out what is going on to cause such a relapse with the neuropathy. It seems hard to believe that 4 glasses of wine over a course of 4 days could make everything come back and last so long.

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The alcohol in Vanilla should cook off during baking..
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Is there alcohol left after I bake with vanilla extract? | Lagrima, LLC
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Thanks Icehouse. Good to hear you are doing well - it has been some time but you really helped me out back in 2015!

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I am going with a "no" on this one. BUT, I am not a Doctor and may be way off. That amount of alcohol would be absorbed by the blood and gone in very little time.
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