Eating too much citric acid (or any acidic food) can upset the acid-base balance in your body and possibly contribute to a metabolic acidosis, which can cause headaches, as well as some other symptoms. However, the events are most likely unrelated, as your body if pretty capable of handling minor acid-base disturbances.
If you have consumed to much citric acid, and start to get a headache, try this experiment: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is an acid, so if you breathe rapidly and "blow off" your CO2, it will compensate for any metabolic acidosis you may be experiencing. But don't hyperventilate. You could pass out. If it helps, great, if not, it strengthens the possibility that your headaches are not related to your excessive clementine consumption.
The most frequent negative effect of eating too much citric acid, that I am aware of, is stomach pain due to excess acid (which is especially irritating if you have ulcers).
Head aches, stomach aches, exzema
A headache is a symptom, not a cause. Generally they only cause pain, although in the most severe cases (migraines) they can cause vomiting and other problems.
Sounds like influenza.
What wrong with a 41 year old woman that gets head aches every day? My head has been hurting for one week and I have not been to the doctor. I was hoping that you could tell me why I have so many head aches.
Yes
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I Know That Stress Can Cause Headaches, But I Am Not So Sure About Gum Aches.
yes and it helps people in this country with pain from cancer or people with joint problems. even minor aches and painslike stomach aches and head aches
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Water -.- xD
it is usual in some people who are suffering from head ache(migrain) might cause because of heridity tension is also asmall cause for head aches the only way to reduce headaches is maintaining balanced diet
No, but if cooked and flavored by the packs they come with it, they contains msg. MSG can give terrible head aches, but in some cases, much more than head aches, but only when cooked.