Re: Blood spots on leg

It sounds like you are allergic to, or simply not digesting, some foods. (Either that, or you are pregnant - LOL) That is the place to start. There is probably something else causing it, but you have to start somewhere. My first rule is to not eat anything that gives you gas, so you can adapt that to not eat anything that gives you gas, bloat, or nausea. The fact is, if it doesn't digest well, it doesn't do your body any good anyway. You may want to try a rotation diet, or an elimination diet, so you can get yourself on a limited diet that you can actually digest so that you can work on your body. Brown rice usually digests well with most people, but grains may not work for you if you have an apple figure. Try it and see. Have you ever taken digestive enzymes with your food to help digestion? What about probiotics? If you stool has a strong odor, I would suspect a need for those - take them until your stool has nearly no smell at all.

Red spots - I can't say this is it, but chronic fluoride poisoning has red or blue spots that come and go. Here are the symptoms of that - do you have any besides the bloat and spots?


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Chronic fatigue not relieved by extra sleep or rest
Headaches
Dryness of the throat and excessive water consumption
Urinary tract irritation
Aches and stiffness in muscles/bones (arthritic-like pain)
In lower back In neck area
In jaws In arms, shoulders, legs
Muscular weakness
Muscle spasms (involuntary twitching)
Tingling sensations in fingers (especially) and feet
Gastrointestinal disturbances
Abdominal pains Blood in stools
Diarrhea Bloated feeling (gas)
Constipation Tenderness in stomach area
Feeling of nausea (flu-like symptoms)
Pinkish-red or bluish-red spots (like bruises, but round or oval) on
the skin that fade and clear up in 7-10 days.
Skin rash or itching, especially after showers or bathing.
Mouth sores (also from fluoridated toothpaste)
Loss of mental acuity and ability to concentrate
Depression
Excessive Nervousness
Dizziness
Tendency to lose balance
Visual disturbances
Temporary blind spots in field of vision
Diminished ability to focus (possible retinal damage)