Hello Sandra, Burning mouth syndrome can be quite challenging, especially when it persists over time. Here are some suggestions that might help alleviate the symptoms without resorting to more medications:

Ensuring she gets a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals is crucial, as deficiencies in nutrients like B vitamins, iron, and zinc can sometimes contribute to symptoms. Staying well-hydrated can also help alleviate dry mouth, which may worsen the burning sensation.

It might be beneficial to reduce consumption of acidic or spicy foods, alcohol, and tobacco, as these can exacerbate symptoms. Encouraging her to avoid mouthwashes containing alcohol could also be beneficial. Since stress can also worsen symptoms, activities like yoga, meditation, or other relaxation techniques might provide some relief.

Maintaining good oral hygiene without using irritating substances can help. Using a mild, SLS-free toothpaste and a soft toothbrush could be beneficial. I hope she is ok x

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Hi Carla - the tech team asked if you could email them and they will try to help you. Their email is rhealthclub@uscreen.support. 

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Hi ya. Sorry I missed this one too! 🫣.  Yes you can include coffee although technically you shouldn’t as it is additional stress for the adrenals. Doing a water or juice fast once a week is brilliant for the gut and inflammation and you. Having said that putting pressure on your self to stick to it each week isn’t great. So if you can keep it flexible then try for once and week and see how it goes x

So sorry I missed this one! There are other recipes that have things like beetroot in the wahooooo I hear you say! Hahaha. It is optional. If you would prefer smoothie and soups then follow the liquid 72  xxx

Hahahah. Love this message! Focus on greeeeeens for your liver. And also if it is the morning after a big night then thinking good fats and protein will help to stabilise blood glucose levels which will be out of kilter. Electrolytes and NAC are very useful at this time too. X

Hi Anoushka. 

hope you had a great Sunday too. 

The answer is yes. And we will be here to support you through too. 

Supplement wise those are fine, you might find the coffee intense however. But the flip side is without it you might get a crashing headache which isn’t great either. X

Hey Carla, I use the sage juicers. I think they are great. The only downside is that they are quite big 😉