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19.) What should I do if I feel heart palpitations?

If you do experience heart palpitations you should discontinue use immediately. You should then have your potassium level checked. Cesium will leach potassium from your system. This is why it is necessary to take a potassium supplement. The palpitations may be associated with a potassium deficiency and require an adjustment in the amount of potassium supplement you take. It is extremely important, however, to stop taking cesium until you know if you have become potassium deficient. I cannot emphasize too strongly the importance of potassium supplementation – 300 milligrams per day plus bananas, potatoes, etc.

20.) Are there other things that could help me, or should I not take other supplements?

There are other supplements that could possibly help, and there is no reason to avoid anything that might help. It is important, however, to be sure to thoroughly research any supplement before deciding to use it. This is important for two reasons. First, to be sure that the supplement really does what it says it does. Although the cesium protocol is based on sound science, clinical research and actual experience show that not all supplements are legitimate. There are unscrupulous individuals marketing products that make impressive claims but with little basis in science or experience. Secondly, you want to be sure that any supplement you take does not interact with some other medication or supplement you are taking. For example, if you are taking Garlic, vitamin E and Gingko Baloba, each of these supplements has blood-thinning properties. Depending on the dose, these could make you more prone to bleeding.

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