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How to know if I have been poisoned
Hi, I have got a doubt recently that I have been given slow poison or some medicine in my food. I was living with a far relative and was having food in their home. I have got this doubt because suddenly my weight went down from 86 to 62. Then I'm getting lots of hair fall and white hairs. Also suffering from morning sickness. I didn't have any of this problem in my 27 years but it's there from past one month. Can you please advice if there are any tests to confirm this?
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Dr. Pallavi R Hegde
Ayurveda
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
These details are insufficient to diagnose a Garavisha or slow poison in food...
But the above symptoms are not negligible.
Next Steps
How to differentiate?
If finely observed food colour and tastes are altered if poisoned... and overnight or after few hrs. food shows different colours on it...
can be confirmed by this..
not a poisoned food but spicy sour previous day food fermented food also does same effect on body...as you mentioned...
Health Tips
What ever may be
add 2 or 3 tsp of melted ghee on every food time ...ghee is the best anti poisonous and the best rejuvenating food... and it is a medicine too...
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