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Dextrol Tablets?


w8in4dave

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I seen this on another post about Dextrol Tablets giving energy. What are they and does it work? Anyone eles use them here? Just curious because I still suffer from lack of energy. I need help in that area! 


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Dextrol is from the Aloe Vera plant.  I don't see any information that it would be good for energy.  I saw a show once, I think it was Anthony Bordain, it was a third world country and they would drink pure aloe.  It was funny how people would try to choke it down, it's really slimy.  They used it as a kind of fix all elixir.  I do have an aloe very plant and use it in healing.

 

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I think you just need to give yourself more time to heal.  There was a huge learning curve at the beginning for you and several "glutenings" and that probably set you back a bit.    I'm assuming your iron levels and thyroid are okay.  

 

I've been at this since only March, but I have lived and cooked for a gluten free husband for over 12 years.  

 

Rest!  Milk it!  Get others to do your chores!  Soon, you'll be back on your feet and you'll have to do all that work!   :lol:

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My thyroids ok , not sure of my iron levels. My Dr. did alot of blood work. Checking for just about everything. So I am assuming he checked iron levels also. Maby I am expecting too much, too soon huh? I am not sure if I am stll getting Glutened I may have messed up big time!! After thinking about something I have been snacking on. I will check it tomorrow. Maby it just has corn products in it thats affecting me? I don't know, Also my Liver enzymes are up. I am about tired of all this stuff!! All I know is I have almost 0 energy! There for a while I was walking and feeling better. But now it is like Blagh .... I guess I wish there was a magic pill to help me out lol I don't think I will be taking Aloe Vera lol Thanks for the info  ..... sounds gross! Hahahaha

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