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- Dizziness
- Muscle, Tendon and Ligament Spasms
- Headaches, Throbbing
- Stiff, Numbness or Trembling of the Limbs
- Facial Asymmetry
- Facial Tics or Twitches
- Mood Swings
- Itchy, Dry Skin
- Speech Disorders
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- Dizziness
- Muscle, Tendon and Ligament Spasms
- Headaches, Throbbing
- Stiff, Numbness or Trembling of the Limbs
- Facial Asymmetry
- Facial Tics or Twitches
- Mood Swings
- Itchy, Dry Skin
- Speech Disorders
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- Concurrent phlegm in the interior, presenting with cough and wheezing
- Copious, thick, white or yellow phlegm
- Difficult to expel phlegm
- Labored breathing
- Tightness and fullness in the chest
- Fever
- Chills
- Thirst
- Sweating
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- Use of Anti-acids
- Chronic Heartburn, Stomach Pain
- Sores Inside of Mouth
- Dark, Burning Urine
- Urinary/Bladder Infections
- Excessive Hunger
- Alcohol and Spicy Food Consumption
- Empty or Full Feeling in Stomach
- Insomnia and Scattered Mind or Spirit
- Excess Thirst and Dry Mouth
- Red, Blotchy Skin
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- Fever
- Thirst
- Sensation of heat
- Burning or irritability in the chest and diaphragm area
- Red face
- Red eyes
- Red or chapped dry lips
- Red swollen gums
- Mouth or tongue ulcers
- Toothache
- Sore throat
- Headache
- Nosebleed
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- Helps Itchy, Red, Inflamed, or Irritated Skin
- Helps Red Eyes
- Helps Dark, Hot Urine [frequent urinary tract infection]
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- Increased feeling of fear and vivid or nightmarish dreaming
- Slow healing wounds
- Dry/red/flaky/itchy skin
- Hip/knee/ankle pain due to heat and dryness
- Hot flashes or flushes
- Palpitations
- Internal or External Dryness [Mouth, Skin, Eyes or Vaginal Area]
- Weak bladder
- Night sweats
- Low grade fevers
- Chronic sore throat
- Heat in the palms/feet/chest
- Frequent urination [multiple times at night]
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- Heart palpitations
- Dysrrhythmias
- Insomnia
- Anxiety disorders
- Fright, panic attacks
- Restless or erratic sleep
- General restlessness
- Irritability
- Palpitations [heart flutters or missed beats]
- Fatigue
- Poor memory
- Forgetfulness
- Poor concentration with inability to concentrate for even short periods of time
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- Headaches [tension, stress, top of head or temple area]
- Generalized muscle tightness especially in the neck and upper back
- Jaw tension or clenched teeth
- Bloating
- Gas
- Chronic nausea
- Low to no appetite
- Chronic anger, anxiety and irritability
- Emotional outburst
- Depression
- PMS disorders
- Breast distention and tenderness
- Irregular menstrual patterns
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- Chronic nausea
- Vomiting, especially phlegm
- Stomach pain after eating rich foods
- Inability to make decisions
- Mental restlessness
- Stomach heat
- History of Gallbladder or Kidney stones
- Low energy and motivation
- ‘Gallbladder attacks’
- Insomnia (nightmares may be present)
- Red face
- Red/yellow eyes
- Halitosis (bad breath)
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1.) The phlegm went away immediately
2.) After 3-4 months of "getting nowhere" on my runs (this is partly due to lower oxygen intake because of the phlegm), I went out and ran for nearly two hours without an issue. I have not done this in over two years. The past 3-4 months, breathing was tough, my legs felt unbearably heavy and running my 45 minute route was just plain hard. You should understand that my body is in good shape -- the strength is present -- but for months now, never a positive experience at my 45 minute runs. It's interesting that several days after I finished the first round of tea bags I was motivated and completely able to run for nearly 2 hours!!!!!!!!!!!! Clearly mental barriers in addition to physical ones were removed.
3.) Nerves. The anxiety meds are helping me with my nerves, but the problem still exists. When I get around new people, I often start to shake a little (it used to be much worse). I have not had an anxiety attack since I started taking the meds, but obviously, when I did experience one before, my body would shake like crazy! But, since the meds, one area of my life has remained totally constant. When I stand in front of a crowded room (author readings) and read my works, I always tell people what is about to come, "My legs are going to shake as I start to read, don't get freaked about this, there is nothing I can do to stop it."
Several days after the first round of tea bags, I had a reading. I DID NOT SHAKE AT ALL. Not even a little! It was BIZARRE! I also read a tough piece, one that ought to have had me shaking! I was as calm on that podium as I am sitting alone at my computer.
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