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For months I was feeling terrible, headaches, massive fatigue, feeling worse after I ate, kidney pain, etc.
Ordered my own bloodwork online, found I had hypercalcemia.
This was caused by vitamin D supplements and eating a lot of potatoes (sounds weird, I know, but it happened once before years ago). Nightshades in general do it. There was a thread where a user named AnonymousNick mocked the idea of nightshades creating problems.
Link: https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/are-food-sensitivities-tms.21572/ (Are food sensitivities TMS?)
I can tell you, at least in my case, they do. I have before and after and during blood tests. I eat nightshades, I get hypercalcemia (ionized and serum). I avoid them, it goes away.
I believe the science is something like this: nightshades contain calcitriol which is like a powerful version of vitamin D. Consuming it in excess can cause the body to release too much calcium into the blood. From: https://www.google.com/amp/www.ericlevinson.com/blog/its-time-to-quit-nightshades-and-heres-why/2019/11%3fformat=amp (It's time to quit nightshades and here's why. — Naturally Connected Life)
Basically, it's like I was overdosing on D even when I was taking smaller amounts. Anyway, sometimes it's not TMS.
Ordered my own bloodwork online, found I had hypercalcemia.
This was caused by vitamin D supplements and eating a lot of potatoes (sounds weird, I know, but it happened once before years ago). Nightshades in general do it. There was a thread where a user named AnonymousNick mocked the idea of nightshades creating problems.
Link: https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/are-food-sensitivities-tms.21572/ (Are food sensitivities TMS?)
I can tell you, at least in my case, they do. I have before and after and during blood tests. I eat nightshades, I get hypercalcemia (ionized and serum). I avoid them, it goes away.
I believe the science is something like this: nightshades contain calcitriol which is like a powerful version of vitamin D. Consuming it in excess can cause the body to release too much calcium into the blood. From: https://www.google.com/amp/www.ericlevinson.com/blog/its-time-to-quit-nightshades-and-heres-why/2019/11%3fformat=amp (It's time to quit nightshades and here's why. — Naturally Connected Life)
Basically, it's like I was overdosing on D even when I was taking smaller amounts. Anyway, sometimes it's not TMS.
