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Why does kombucha make my legs feel funny?

post #1 of 13
Thread Starter 
I kid you not. I drink G.T.'s kombucha (commercial brand), and whenever I drink it, even if it's a small amount, say a few tablespoons, my legs get heavy-feeling and a little achy. It's similar to the way my legs feel after I've had a glass of wine. But there's so little alcohol in kombucha, I can't believe it would be that. What the heck is going on here?
post #2 of 13
it does that to me too. My husband thinks I'm crazy.
post #3 of 13
Thread Starter 
OMG! I thought *I* was crazy. Do you still drink it? Is it anything to worry about, do you think?
post #4 of 13
Do you not drink it often? It used to make my face feel numb (first sign of being tipsy for me) back when I craved it and wanted it everyday. Now that I got what I needed from it and I only drink it a couple of times a week I don't have that effect.
post #5 of 13
Isn't that interesting? My arms feel tingling and legs become hot when I drink apple cider vinegar, and sometimes water kefir too.
post #6 of 13
Wow! I started a thread a while back, about NT's Punch, here it is, about the same thing! I think the consensus there was that it was the probitics doing it's work with me. Sounds like a similar situation..
post #7 of 13
Does it to me, too. Haha, I always thought I was losing it.
post #8 of 13
Another one with weak knees from kombucha! I always thought it was the alcohol in it. Might not be much but I drink a glass of kombucha much faster than I would a glass of wine or beer.
post #9 of 13
Thread Starter 
Well, I've decided to not drink it for a bit since I'm pregnant, just in case. I drank it with DS too and didn't have a problem, but I also don't remember having tingly legs. So weird...
post #10 of 13
Yeah, I'd say it's potent probiotics at work. I get that too, my chest and limbs feel tingly and i only drink about 2 oz at a time. When my intestinal yeast/parasitic infection was it's worst I felt like vomiting after more than a couple of sips as I'm guessing it was a powerful dose attacking pathogens. I now tolerate it fine, other than the tingly-ness.
post #11 of 13

I get hot and tingly in my chest and legs and toes when I drink kombucha, too!  Neat neat neat.

post #12 of 13

It's the alcohol

post #13 of 13
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Originally Posted by cmb123 View Post

It's the alcohol

Its way less then 1%, so I doubt it!
 

 

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