Please help. (is this safe for human consumption?)

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The discussion centers around the safety of camphoric acid for human consumption, particularly for individuals experiencing excessive sweating after undergoing sympathectomy. The original poster expresses frustration over their inability to manage sweating in hot weather and mentions a community of nearly 700 members facing similar issues. Despite the inquiry about camphoric acid's efficacy in alleviating these symptoms, responses emphasize the importance of consulting a physician for medical advice, leading to the closure of the thread.
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I need to know if this stuff

http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/product_view.asp?sku=8809762&pfx

is safe for human consumption. Camphoric acid is supposed to stop sweating in wasting conditions. I had a sympathectomy and can't go outside in the summer without looking like I climbed out of a pool in 20 minutes.

There is a website with almost 700 members that have had this done to them. It's terrible. We're looking for some kind of relief from our side effects.

Thank you for your time.
 
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mwnp said:
I need to know if this stuff

http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/product_view.asp?sku=8809762&pfx

is safe for human consumption. Camphoric acid is supposed to stop sweating in wasting conditions. I had a sympathectomy and can't go outside in the summer without looking like I climbed out of a pool in 20 minutes.

There is a website with almost 700 members that have had this done to them. It's terrible. We're looking for some kind of relief from our side effects.

Thank you for your time.

Ask your physician.
 
mwnp said:
I need to know if this stuff

http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/product_view.asp?sku=8809762&pfx

is safe for human consumption. Camphoric acid is supposed to stop sweating in wasting conditions. I had a sympathectomy and can't go outside in the summer without looking like I climbed out of a pool in 20 minutes.

There is a website with almost 700 members that have had this done to them. It's terrible. We're looking for some kind of relief from our side effects.

Thank you for your time.

We cannot provide medical advice here on the PF. Please do as suggested, and see your physician. Thread closed.
 
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