Amazoniac
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Some questions if you don't mind:Waving my freak flag
- How much were you taking?
- What route?
- After stopping it, how long did it take to return to normal?
- Your average cupre consumption is on the lower or higher side?
- What about choline?
- How much vit C, vit K and proteid were you getting?
I was suspecting that if there's one nutrient that's likely to be interfered the most based on what was posted here is copper. It can explain everything ranging from anemia and fatigue to typhoid disturbances. Perhaps a redistribution of some sort as it happens when you take a lot of vit C or through hormonal effects like estrojen (with clues from tit issues as well, for a lack of refinement). Copper is required for collagen and vascular integrity, so anything related to skin manifestations such as dermatitis but also bleedings can involve it. Lipid alterations from changes in copper adequacy is classic. It's also a more likely candidate to be depleted than iron given the frame time.
It wouldn't be surprising if the intolerance to foods high in calcium was due to its effects on vit K.