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… experience symptoms of quinoa allergy, which may include:Hives or rash.Vomiting or diarrhea.Wheezing or trouble breathing.Some people aren’t allergic to saponin, but have trouble digesting it. If you notice mild digestive …
… to the nearest emergency room if you experience:Drooling.Hoarseness.Inability to swallow.Severe sore throat.Trouble breathing.You should also seek immediate medical care if:The burn is severe.Your baby or child burns …
… lossMuscle tendernessNauseaRashesVery high selenium consumption can lead to selenium toxicity, which is associated with severe issues, like:Breathing problemsTremorsKidney failureHeart attackHeart failureRisks of selenium deficiencyBecause our bodies require so little of this trace mineral, it …
… muscles and shoulders could be tense, you could feel a pit in your stomach, you may start breathing heavily or you could start shaking.”3. Ask yourself, ‘Is this familiar?’Now, it’s time to …
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