Is Heather's Acacia Powder supposed to burn your mouth and throat
#288818 - 11/02/06 01:00 PM
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I have been taking Heather's Acacia Fiber Powder for two days now and everytime I take it, it burns my mouth and throat for a while afterwards. I read the label and it doesn't say anything about this happening. Does anyone else have this problem?
Marilla 
Edited by Marilla (11/06/06 12:14 PM)
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No. What are you taking it in (water, juice tea) and how much at a time?
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Edited by Sand (11/02/06 02:45 PM)
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No...not at all.... are you mixing it with the peppermint tea? Maybe you are sensitive to that....
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No, that's not normal.
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No, I am just putting it in my oatmeal morning and night.
Marilla
Edited by Marilla (11/06/06 12:11 PM)
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I am putting it in my oatmeal twice a day. I was on a fiber suppliment before so my body is used to the extra fiber. I am using 1 tablespoon each time. This morning it was ok, so I guess I just had to get used to it. How long does it usually take for us IBS C sufferers to notice a difference?
Looking forward to hearing from everyone that this has helped...
Marilla 
Edited by Marilla (11/06/06 12:12 PM)
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Thanks for the reply. Have a great day!
Marilla 
Edited by Marilla (11/06/06 12:08 PM)
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I've emailed you about this.
Best,
Heather
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If acacia can produce an allergic reaction, even if it occurs very rare, won't be helpful to post a precautionary warning on the main website?
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Yes, I think that would be a great idea. Heather knows about it, (she posted an answer yesterday to my post) so hopefully she will do that. I was really scared when this happened to me.
Marilla 
Edited by Marilla (11/06/06 12:09 PM)
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