Dear Shannon, if she really does get dizzy from eating fruit then that
is a very strange symptom and would have to be used but if other things
make her dizzy then it wouldn't be so high ranking. I would be tempted
to use the more general rubric 'fruit aggravates' or 'ailments from
fruit'. However if the vertigo is a result from a sugar imbalance then
other things might be going on - perhaps the liver function isn't too
good. In which case more details about stool would be useful, colour
especially as this will indicate any problem.
Mag carb for example has vertigo during a meal - so do any other foods
aggravate in this way with her
Mag mur has absence of the desire for stool, very disturbed digestion
(as do all the magnesiums), fainting and falling
Bryonia is badly aggravated from fruit
The ferrum group might be considered
Jean suggested Alumina - another good consideration. You need to open
up the case a bit to decide whether the sx are more generalised or
peculiar. Best wishes, Joy
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