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I have noticed an increase in PN in general when trying a lot of new things. Supplements, eyelashes, massage, food, you name it. What I realized is that I actually had anticipatory anxiety and changed my own biochemistry with my anxiety. This was actually the cause for increased PN and not actually true reactions.

In saying that I have indeed had a major increase in very distressing symptoms years ago from taking milk Thistle.
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