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Alka Seltzer Gold


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A book I'm reading suggests, "Use alka seltzer gold as needed during detox week for headaches or digestive discomfort. Use it any time you have an adverse reaction to allergy food."

Has anyone heard of or tried this?


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My allergy Dr. uses and recommends Alka Selzer Gold-not sure if its gluten-free. I have not taken it in a few years. It is the vitamin C that helps with the non-anaphalactic allergic reactions. In that form it absorbs more rapidly. I just empty 4 250mg vit. C capsules into water or take OLA LOA sports drink (with 1000mg vit C) It does help.

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I was just on an elemination diet that suggested the same thing. I couldn't find the gold kind but did check with the company before looking and it is gluten free.

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