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Old 01-09-2008, 05:36 AM #1
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Default hydrochloric acid levels in people with rsd
Hello everyone.
I am interested if anyone has seen any stats or studies involving hydrochloric
acid levels in those with rsd. My mom has had "the ugly pain" for 16 years and I am continuing my search for the reason why. I am also curious if any other people with rsd are iron deficient. There seems to be a link between hydrochloric acid and the bodies ability to accept iron. This may be nothing, but it MAY be something. TOGETHER we WILL fill in the pieces of this puzzle! stay strong people!
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