My case is probably on the severe side but removing salicylates solved my canker sores (and chronic urticaria, tachycardia, pungent sweat, chronic cough/LPR). Lol but yes, for most people it's just the acidity of food. You can also just rinse with baking soda & water after eating.

@brad I have a profound love for it!

Any plans to add a theme that has a not so jarring background colour? Sepia is my personal favourite! Otherwise I think the current changes are minimal but I like the aesthetic

@tea @Eric I use this one too. When you need to reset it, don't use the provided accessory. Stick it in the case, then in a longer sock, spin it around a few times and viola.

I’ve successfully ordered directly to Canada many times from Danny’s recommended site.

How are your pulse and temps? First thought would be hypothyroidism but in a really dry cold climate like western Canada in the winter it's almost unavoidable. Avoid using harsh soaps and really hot water – most soaps aren't actually soaps, but rather detergents.

I use a mixture of 20% glycerin, 10% urea, and 70% distilled water as moisturizer and it works like a charm. If it's really bad I'll seal it in with tallow balm or shea butter overnight.

I reached out to a2 milk regarding their emulsifiers used and they said it contains tocopherol and sunflower oil. Not ideal but the amount is trivial and it's better than most brands which use P80 or propylene glycol. Not sure if a2 is available in the US but it's widely available in Canada at Safeway!

I tested my lamp and it does in fact emit a fair amount of EMFs. To mitigate this, I ground the lamp with this or ground myself when using it.

@anabology It's fascinating how bioindividual we all are. Due to a recent hypersensitivity to salicylates, potatoes are my primary carb source and I haven't had an increase in migraines.

@Dakota @latinxgoku You're right, Ray said doses >10mg are allergenic.