Can some one be allergic to vitamin C?

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I think i am.. could be the folic acid . break out in a cold sweat drinking orange juice or too much apple juice or other items where it's been added

Where is my fizzy-lifting drink?

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I suppose it's possible. I find it hard to believe, since the body needs vitamin C to survive.

Do you have same reaction when you eat an orange or an apple? Just wondering if you are reacting to something the juice makers are putting in that stuff.

There is vitamin C in a lot of stuff, like green peppers. Do you have issues when eat them?

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drinking orange juice or too much apple juice or other items where it's been added

How much vodka is in those drinks?

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I know its in a bunch of things.. It could be the quantity of it though.. or like i said it could be the folic acid, but even that is natually occouring. Generally only drink organic juices so no corn syrup 'n junk. dont eat oranges, but can happen with apples.. if i each a bunch!

Where is my fizzy-lifting drink?

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drinking orange juice or too much apple juice or other items where it's been added

How much vodka is in those drinks?

hmm. i knew i was missing something.

Where is my fizzy-lifting drink?

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hmm. i knew i was missing something.

You alcohol is an antiseptic, if you had an external wound you would apply alcohol to to kill the germs.

Since your illness is internal, there is only one way to get the antiseptic to the illness so that the germs can be killed.

Believe me, drinking it is the only way, I know.

I've spilled plenty of alcohol on myself over the years and it did no good!

"Where troubles melt like lemon drops, away above the chimney tops, that's where you'll find me" Dorothy

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hmm. i knew i was missing something.

You alcohol is an antiseptic, if you had an external wound you would apply alcohol to to kill the germs.

Since your illness is internal, there is only one way to get the antiseptic to the illness so that the germs can be killed.

Believe me, drinking it is the only way, I know.

I've spilled plenty of alcohol on myself over the years and it did no good!

interesting.. but has nothing to do with my post.. yet i'm not surprised

Where is my fizzy-lifting drink?

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When you get the cold sweats, drink some alcohol.

The sweats are a bodily reaction to drinking things that are supposed to be mixed with alcohol.

(There, see. Prefectly relevant to your original post )

"Where troubles melt like lemon drops, away above the chimney tops, that's where you'll find me" Dorothy

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hmm does that mean i could drink on the job due to a 'medical condition'?

Where is my fizzy-lifting drink?

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As has been said before, you're probably not allergic to a vitamin or mineral that essiential to your body (but I'm no Dr.). Does this only happen by chance when you drink it on an empty stomach? Sometimes when, espically during or after a workout, on an empty stomach if I drink any kind of fruit juice with a high acid content, it will upset my stomach slightly and I will have a small case of the cold sweats.

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Could also be zinc.

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