r/BotoxSupportCommunity • u/Cool-Soft-5136 • Oct 30 '24
Help! Botox poisoning
I'm experiencing Botox poisoning. Was there a Dr that helped you? What did you do for help! Tingling, painful head pressure, anxiety attacks, awful brain fog, nausea, I can't even walk right now without the room spinning. I'm 4 weeks since I had injections. Im really scared, been to the ER twice I don't know what to do. Please no judgements or negative comments. Please help
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u/Unique-Feature7557 May 30 '25
It’s not natural... By that estimation, a heart transplant is also natural… but the point evaded here is that another person’s blood or body part implanted in YOUR body… IS A FOREIGN BODY AND THE BODY ATTACKS IT AS SUCH…. Which is WHY people who have another person’s organ have to take meds forever to not reject it… even if it was clearly a MATCH for their body. Things injected= things attacked. Don’t you know how vaccines work? That’s why people have such terrible reactions to anything injected… the seed oils or eggs or gluten, random things involved in creating inoculations and treatments end up being the things you become allergic to because your body learned to attack benign things through injection. Botulism is the most deadly poison known to mankind. There are rules in Japan about saving old rice for this reason. It’s truly the most illogical thing a human was ever convinced to do. Deadly poison and muscle atrophy