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Wow Uny, you've totally outdone yourself.
Thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into researching this and writing all this up, your generocity it truely amazing
I just a couple of quick easy questions (I swear).  One is the calcium formula says it has outstraw in it and I thought I read that the nerve regeneration tincutre has oat tops (but looking at the apothecary I didn't see oat tops in the formula so maybe I read something wrong somewhere).  I know technically oats are supposed to be gluten free it is how they are processed that makes them glutenous but If there is even like a 1% chance that either of these might contain gluten I would prefer not to use them.  Whatcha think?  I just don't know if the oatstraw would be a problem, and I don't know if it is one of those things where technically it isn't gluten but still a chance that it could be near a glutinous part.
The only other question I have (I think) is regarding this
Lobelia also affects the vagus nerve which controls the stomach. A small amount of lobelia has the effect of calming the stomach, decreasing nausea, and relieving stomach cramps. Large amounts of lobelia can act as a purgative instead of an emetic, but the end result is the same; emptying the stomach of its contents.

I just want to make sure I get this right...it sounds like it says it has an effect on the vegus nerve but it almost sounds like it says a little has more of a calming effect and a lot has a purging effect.  Or  am I wrong and a little acctually has a stimulating effect so that is why I should take a little before and after meals?  I hope that makes sense. 

Thank you again soo much and thank you Ginger for the support.  It gets me through the touch days!

April