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Posted 6/2/2021 7:36 AM (GMT -5)
Waiting for my order to come in mail supposedly today saw over 1,000 reviews saying it stops herx reactions like super quick , is it true? Also anyone that has multiple allergies like me or mcas who were not allergic to the burbur pinella? I have so many allergies and sensitivities even to some antimicrobials now so I'm scared of what to try. Any side effects to this stuff? Thanks
Posted 6/2/2021 11:41 AM (GMT -5)
I have severe mcas snd don’t have issues taking Burbur and pinella. It acts a bit different from milk thistle and I generally consider it a weaker binder. However, I think it specializes in lymphatic drainage and nerve drainage so it’s better at those two. It also doesn’t seem to drain my midodrine out as much.
Posted 6/2/2021 12:52 PM (GMT -5)
I took burbur-pinella from Nutramedix for a couple of years. I always start things with one drop per day. At first, it gave me a headache, but only for the first couple of weeks. After I slowly increased to full doses, I can't say I noticed a difference in how I felt. I learned later that I was more often experiencing MCAS reactions and not herxes, or sometimes both, so perhaps that's why it wasn't noticeably beneficial for me. It seems to be a great detox formula for the nervous system and lymphatic system, which I think a lot of us need. Jernigan Neuro-Antitox worked slightly better for me as a nervous system remedy. A lot of people do seem to swear by burbur-pinella, though, so maybe it will be very helpful for you!
Posted 6/3/2021 12:00 AM (GMT -5)
My daughter takes it regularly but it has not stopped a herx quickly or near completely. If she is just feeling a little bad, she says it does seem to help and always wants to me get another bottle if she runs out. But when she is experiencing an “in the bed” herx, can’t tell it does much to stop it. Overall, in our experience, it is good to have but don’t expect it to stop herx in its tracks. Sure wish we could find something that would!
Posted 6/3/2021 9:25 AM (GMT -5)

saraeli said...
I took burbur-pinella from Nutramedix for a couple of years. I always start things with one drop per day. At first, it gave me a headache, but only for the first couple of weeks. After I slowly increased to full doses, I can't say I noticed a difference in how I felt. I learned later that I was more often experiencing MCAS reactions and not herxes, or sometimes both, so perhaps that's why it wasn't noticeably beneficial for me. It seems to be a great detox formula for the nervous system and lymphatic system, which I think a lot of us need. Jernigan Neuro-Antitox worked slightly better for me as a nervous system remedy. A lot of people do seem to swear by burbur-pinella, though, so maybe it will be very helpful for you!

Thanks for replying, what did you use and how did you treat your mcas? I need something more for nervous system , just got it to try it but was scared of the herx or mac that's been happening when I try new herbs. Do mcas make you feel that you suddenly cant breath or panic like an allergic reaction or?
Posted 6/3/2021 9:28 AM (GMT -5)

Bailey said...
I have severe mcas snd don’t have issues taking Burbur and pinella. It acts a bit different from milk thistle and I generally consider it a weaker binder. However, I think it specializes in lymphatic drainage and nerve drainage so it’s better at those two. It also doesn’t seem to drain my midodrine out as much.

I usually take milk thistle bt last week all of a sudden got panic and flushed after popping 2, no idea why so I stopped milk thistle. I can use some type of lymphatic drainage anyway
Posted 6/3/2021 9:30 AM (GMT -5)

Blakeleysmom said...
My daughter takes it regularly but it has not stopped a herx quickly or near completely. If she is just feeling a little bad, she says it does seem to help and always wants to me get another bottle if she runs out. But when she is experiencing an “in the bed” herx, can’t tell it does much to stop it. Overall, in our experience, it is good to have but don’t expect it to stop herx in its tracks. Sure wish we could find something that would!

Oddly enough ,the pains and aches never really bothers much, maybe because im used to having it for so ma y years before being diagnosed that I just gt used to it, for me the panic and heavy chest pressure is what gets me, so thata why I saw burbur pinella like 1000 reviews online that its fast working for anxiety and herx, so I decided to get a bottle. Somethings got to give lol, I know our bodies are all different
Posted 6/3/2021 10:41 AM (GMT -5)
I treated MCAS by removing as many triggers as possible, including eating a strict low-histamine diet, and taking curcumin and quercetin. I used the DNRS limbic system retraining program around the same time that I made those changes, and my life turned around quite a bit. (DNRS also is used as an MCAS treatment, since its purpose is to prevent the nervous system from inappropriate overreaction.)

MCAS can make people feel panicky, yes. My main symptoms of acute MCAS flares are extreme brain fog, irritability, fatigue, headache, and sometimes dizziness or lower GI upset.
Posted 6/3/2021 8:00 PM (GMT -5)
Burbur and pinella can work as quickly as milk thistle for me, so fairly quickly. I have a lot of issues that aren’t herxing though. I get anxiety when my blood pressure runs low. My doc gave me Ativan or klonopin for nausea. They also are anti anxiety meds, but I’m very careful with them and usually only take them for traveling because they can be addictive. In a mcas forum I’m in I found out some people actually use klonopin for mcas— not sure why but apparently it works sometimes snd a lot of people use it for that.
Posted 6/5/2021 6:10 PM (GMT -5)

saraeli said...
I treated MCAS by removing as many triggers as possible, including eating a strict low-histamine diet, and taking curcumin and quercetin. I used the DNRS limbic system retraining program around the same time that I made those changes, and my life turned around quite a bit. (DNRS also is used as an MCAS treatment, since its purpose is to prevent the nervous system from inappropriate overreaction.)

MCAS can make people feel panincky, yes. My main symptoms of acute MCAS flares are extreme brain fog, irritability, fatigue, headache, and sometimes dizziness or lower GI upset.

What is DNRS? and I've also heard of taking turmeric
Posted 6/5/2021 6:29 PM (GMT -5)
DNRS: https://retrainingthebrain.com/

Turmeric is great for inflammation and harmonizing various body systems that might be dysfunctional. I take curcumin, an extract of turmeric.
Posted 6/5/2021 7:36 PM (GMT -5)

saraeli said...
DNRS: https://retrainingthebrain.com/

Turmeric is great for inflammation and harmonizing various body systems that might be dysfunctional. I take curcumin, an extract of turmeric.

have u ever mixed a little turmeric in water? I've done it like that, bt I also heard turmeric can thin the blood and I already have thin blood
Posted 6/6/2021 9:08 AM (GMT -5)
I take capsules of curcumin, as my blood seems to be a good consistency. I also eat fresh turmeric root in smoothies and use it in cooking. If you are trying to avoid blood thinning, though, then turmeric probably isn't the best option for you, at least not in large amounts. Is your blood thin because of other things you take? Do you have a deficiency causing it, like maybe vitamin K2?
Posted 6/6/2021 8:09 PM (GMT -5)

saraeli said...
I take capsules of curcumin, as my blood seems to be a good consistency. I also eat fresh turmeric root in smoothies and use it in cooking. If you are trying to avoid blood thinning, though, then turmeric probably isn't the best option for you, at least not in large amounts. Is your blood thin because of other things you take? Do you have a deficiency causing it, like maybe vitamin K2?

I saw a hematologist and they did a special test and said I have a factor 5 deficiency which means my blood doesn't make clots enough, so I bleed lots like thin blood. Supposedly its hereditary or genetic bt I'm thinking it's an issue from all the illnesses.
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