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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
OIL PULLING
OLIVE LEAF EXTRACT
TEA TREE OIL
TURMERIC
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Updated: 11/19/2009

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OIL PULLING

1 YEA
12 SIDE EFFECTS

[SIDE EFFECTS]  09/14/2007: Francine from Playa Del Rey, CA writes: "I started oil pulling almost 4 weeks ago, I started seeing results of hair softening, teeth and gum health improving, but I after 2 days of the pulling my lungs started filling with mucus and turned into full blown bronchitis, this has gone on for 3 1/2 weeks now and finally I stopped the pulling, the mucus seems less. I started with coconut oil, switched to sesame and then to sunflower (which seemed to be the worst) as far as mucus escalation. The mucus never turned green but it continued to get worse and I was so lethargic I had to stop the pulling. Any advise? I liked the other benefits and my husband is having success."

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[SIDE EFFECTS]  09/10/1007: Robin from Charlotte, NC writes: "I recently started oil pulling and have noticed an abnormal amount of sweating. Could this be a result of the oil pulling and is there anything I can do to reduce this?"

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OLIVE LEAF EXTRACT

1 SIDE EFFECT

[SIDE EFFECTS]  05/25/2009: Covered from Fort Hood, TX writes: "I've been taking olive leaf for about 12 days now. A couple of days ago I broke out with bumps (they look like chicken pox bumps) is this natural or is it an allergic reaction?"

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TEA TREE OIL

1 SIDE EFFECT

[SIDE EFFECTS]  03/04/2009: Catherine from Leiden, Holland writes: "About a month ago, I changed from using Benzoyl Peroxide to Tea-Tree oil to treat spots and pimples. Maybe a week later, I developed a patch of Perioral Dermatis on my chin. I've been dabbing tea-tree oil on this patch since, thinking it might help but to no avail.
I've been looking into dermatitis and was interested to see if tea-tree was meant to be of any help so I googled it and the first few results were that tea-tree can CAUSE dermatitis! I've had patches of dermatitis before and thinking back, I'm pretty sure I was using tea-tree those times too... The thing is, is that I've been applying it to other parts of my face with no repercussions. Is it possible that using tea-tree could trigger perioral dermatitis when used around the mouth but NOT cause a reaction when used on other parts of the face? I'd be interested to hear peoples thoughts.

Anyway, I'm going to stop using tea-tree completely and try using ACV, for the dermatitis at least."

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TURMERIC

2 SIDE EFFECTS

[SIDE EFFECTS]  02/22/2009: Steve from Indianapolis, Indiana writes: "my wife started taking tumeric by the powder for a boil and now has a 100 degree temperature along with being tired...is this a side effect of tumeric?"



02/23/2009: Keith from Boston, MA replies: "She either has a virus, which just happened to appear at the same time, or she is having a Herxheimer reaction to the turmeric. Remember it is a blood tonic."

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[SIDE EFFECTS]  07/09/2008: Sam from Atlantic City, NJ writes: "i drank turmeric powder 1 tsp in warm water 3xday & applying turmeric paste made with the powder & water at nite for 2 days then broke out with petechiae which is red spots caused by bleeding of superficial blood vessels!!! as a nurse i did more researach & found out turmeric can thin blood & therefore cause bleeding. you should alert people of this dangerous side effect...some people are on blood thinners & they can be harmed."

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