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I wasn't going to post for a while,till there was an obvious change in any side effects,either good or bad.
Straight after the procedure i began having a daily bit of aloe juice mixed with pomegranate and sparkling water.Both are reputed to have powerful anti inflammatory qualities (just try rubbing aloe on a burn and you'll be impressed).
Side effects from radiation are basically caused by physical burns to surrounding areas such as the urethra,bladder,rectum etc.
It makes sense therefore to "flush" ones system out as much as possible and preferably not with alcohol or soft drinks 😒
Until i ran out of the aloe juice,after about 6 weeks, i had experienced no burning really whatsoever and really just had a greater frequency w.r.t. my urinary habits.
These gradually subsided and i've recently (depending on what i drink) managed just one nocturnal visit for some time now.
I'd had a strong burning sensation for a while now (about a month) which co-incided with me no longer adding aloe to my daily drink?
I've always obtained this juice on my fairly regular trips up to Wilderness and wasn't sure whether it was freely available in CT.
As it turns out it is and i started taking it around 10 days ago.
The burning seems to have subsided considerably over that period.
Co-incidence?........or is there something to it?
Look it makes sense as the stuff is actually passing through ones bladder and urethra....so if it has these healing powers then surely it must be beneficial in soothing and healing these radiation burns!
I'm still not on any FLOMAX or similar medication and reckon i'm starting to feel that my energy levels,previously affected by the radioactivity is improving.
I reckon it's affected my immune system as,whereas i normally am virtually immune to normal coughs,colds and flu,i've had an intermittent cough for months now which seems to come and go.
I guess the body is fighting off the effects of radiation and slacking off on other less dangerous threats?
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