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Old 11-10-2012, 11:30 AM #1
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Default Eating my way to weakness and other issues
Do any of you have problems with food. I don't know if all this is related to MG, but I have several issues. Here is a list of the food and my reactions:

Lemons: Swallowing weakness
Concentrated mint such as altoids: All over weakness
Hormone in milk products: over production of hormones causing infections
potatoes: swelling
bananas: swelling
apples: allergy? Start coughing
carrots: all over itching
apricots: avoiding them, but can't remember why. I think it was weakness.

There's more foods, but sometimes my mind seems cloudy and I can't remember things.
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