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Ayurvedic medicine toxicity
I was suffering from frequent nightfall problem/ nocturnal emissions. So I visited an ayurvedic medicine shop. The doctor was unavailable, so the ayurvedic pharmacist gave me medicine. He mixed Shilajit, multani roghar tablets, banga Bhaskar, vrihat vangeswar ras and some tablets and mixed them all together in a grinder and made Powder. I bought the powder and now I am thinking whether to eat it or not because these all tablets he mixed contains heavy metal like mercury, gold , arsenic, sulphur. I have heard that they cause metal toxicity and can cause problems. They harms the brain and harms memory. But I bought the medicine with lot of money. What should I do now? Will it cause metal toxicity if I eat it?
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consult to a doctor first then start any medicine
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Nocturnal emissions are normal,
Consult a sexologist
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Yes,overdoses is always harmful.you should consult your doctor for further treatment
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Over dosage is harmful
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Hi sir. If u knew the truth u shuld havent bought it.
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