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bizi 06-20-2013 10:36 PM

I am glad that you went to the gym and happy that you felt better, I am sure it was the lava lamp!:D
bizi

BlueMajo 06-21-2013 11:08 AM

Hahahahaha ;)

Oh lava lamps ! :D

:hug:

Have a nice friday everyone ! It is raining here...

Dmom3005 06-22-2013 12:52 PM

Hey Mayo

It stormed big time here also.

Its getting ready to again.

And then it will be really humid.

Donna:hug::grouphug:

BlueMajo 06-30-2013 12:07 AM

My friends !!

My eye has been twitching since last week... You know how annoying it is !! I have taken vitamin B pills since the last 3 days and nothing !!

Do you know anything else that helps !? How much B12 vitamin can I take daily ?

Help !

So annoying ! :(

Mari 06-30-2013 01:02 AM

Majo,

B12 washes out. I am not aware of any guidelines about upper limits.
This chart might be helpful. http://www.ianrpubs.unl.edu/pages/pu...licationId=295

Magnesium might be helping me with eye twitching but I do not know.

Do you get enough sleep?

Mari

waves 06-30-2013 06:46 AM

Mari and Majo

B12 is stored in the liver. The body stores up to one year's worth.

A couple months of folate (B9) is stored in tissues.

B1, B2, B6 wash out and must be consumed daily.

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Majo,

Just three days worth of B vitamins might be too little time to see results if you have a deficiency in one of them. Magnesium and a little zinc might help. Magnesium is especially likely to be implicated in tics/twitches. B6 is directly implicated in nervous system function, with the B vitamins in general being functional cofactors.

If you eat meat, it is highly unlikely you are B12 deficient.

waves

Dmom3005 06-30-2013 10:28 AM

Mayo

I would try the magnesium as the others suggest.

Its something that helps with lots of things.

Donna:grouphug:

BlueMajo 06-30-2013 10:42 AM

Thank you all !!!

Will buy me some magnesium today !! This is seriously driving me nuts !!! Aaaaaawwwww ! :mad:

Mari 07-02-2013 01:33 AM

Hi, Majo,

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueMajo (Post 993371)
I need to calm down.... I grew up believing that to calm down I should repeat to myself "calm down, everything is going to be alright", but to be honest, the more I think to calm down, the more anxious I feel...

This sounds like a type of torture --- like being forced to do something unpleasant. I hope it is ok that you made me laugh. :cool:
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When you are already calm, you can practice calming down.
Your body and mind learn the deep breathing and calming mantras when you are "in a good place."

When you are excited you can call upon the skills you have practiced when you were calm.
Maybe that makes sense.

Mari

BlueMajo 07-02-2013 03:21 PM

Haha, Im the worst person calming down... or trying to.... :p

Now that I think about it... I have never believed in yoga and that kind of meditation... because I have always been pretty bad at it... now that I know Im borderliner, and now that science knows the problem with borderline personality disorder is that 2 areas of the brain doesnt work properly, it makes perfect sense !!! :eek:

Oh no kidding... I just realized that.... :rolleyes:

LOL

Annnnnnnnd my eye is still bothering.... :mad:


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