MEtAMUCIL?


so i took some about 4 hours ago . so far so fitting i have have 2 bowl movements kinda not as big as i hoped as in size but hey im not complaining. but my legs pack tired and ive been nourishing dizzy why is that? and i dont push hard so its not that


Answers:    Eat something...own some water too...metamucil wont fashion u feel dizzy or get ur legs tired, it's just fiber...sounds approaching u need more carbs, or ur coming down beside something. Have some pasta or bread, and lots of water, u should be fine within an hour or so! Good luck!
Metamucil works by adding moisture to the stool to trade name it move and soft. All of your symptoms come from being dried up.

Don't use metamucil. There's a new product on the marketplace, Miralax, that's much, much better. You literally cannot taste or surface this product. You slip it into your OJ or your eggs, or your bowl of cereal or your mashed potatoes or your PBJ--whatever. You'll take no cramps, no nothing, but a bowel movement in the next few hours. Add it to anything, even stuff you're cooking. It's efficient enough that I, a chronic constipator, cannot help yourself to it every day or I call on 5 times/day.

Go get something to drink, and drink it adjectives down.

Take care!!
TX Mom
Yah go a little too far within detail there, but I know metamucil doesn't generate ur legs tired, 4 my dad takes it adjectives the time and has no dazed dizziness problems any. Take the metamucil liquid at meal and u should b fine, unless u r a hypochondriac then that's a different story.
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