I used to be able to eat potatoes (and other nightshades) without any noticable problems but over the last year or 2 they have been causing my problems, starting with a night of insomnia immediately after consuming them, and then just generally feeling unwell (headaches, and fatigue, and mental symptoms: anxiety, depression, brain fog.) More symptoms are in the link. I have tested this many times so I know its not something else. I get symptoms from choline foods sometimes too.
I thought the toxin might have accumulated so I tried cutting them out completley for a while to "detox" them but I was still hypersensitive when trying to reintroduce them. So I'm looking for suggestions, I was not born with this sensitivity so why might I suddenly be reacting to them now? I would not have thought the nightshade toxins stay in the body for more than a few weeks.
Anne Wright - Cholinesterase Inhibitors
Overview Cholinesterase inhibitors (CIs) are neurotoxins which inhibit the action of cholinesterase enzymes. The body uses cholinesterase to break down the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. Inhibition of cholinesterase interferes with the propogation of signals from the brain and central nervous
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I thought the toxin might have accumulated so I tried cutting them out completley for a while to "detox" them but I was still hypersensitive when trying to reintroduce them. So I'm looking for suggestions, I was not born with this sensitivity so why might I suddenly be reacting to them now? I would not have thought the nightshade toxins stay in the body for more than a few weeks.