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over a year ago
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I have a tic in my left eyelid. It's driving me spare.
This is not good. I've only done about a third of the things I need to do today 
Caffeine, caffeine, my kingdom for some caffeine.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I have a tic in my left eyelid. It's driving me spare.
This is not good. I've only done about a third of the things I need to do today
Caffeine, caffeine, my kingdom for some caffeine. "
I often get a tic in the eye when i'm tired. It drives me insane  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Have a banana - potassium works wonders.
Go on... I'll fall for it...
Potassium for eye twitch...?"
In the human body, potassium is involved in nerve function, muscle control and blood pressure - bananas are a good source of quick-release potassium. You may have noticed some of the olympic athletes eating them between rounds of whichever sport they were participating in. Conversely, excess caffeine will cause muscular spasm (the "shakes") and should be avoided if eye tics are a problem. A topical cold-compress will help alleviate the symptoms.
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"Have a banana - potassium works wonders.
Go on... I'll fall for it...
Potassium for eye twitch...?
In the human body, potassium is involved in nerve function, muscle control and blood pressure - bananas are a good source of quick-release potassium. You may have noticed some of the olympic athletes eating them between rounds of whichever sport they were participating in. Conversely, excess caffeine will cause muscular spasm (the "shakes") and should be avoided if eye tics are a problem. A topical cold-compress will help alleviate the symptoms.
That will be 300 guineas for a private consultation, please "
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"Have a banana - potassium works wonders.
Go on... I'll fall for it...
Potassium for eye twitch...?
In the human body, potassium is involved in nerve function, muscle control and blood pressure - bananas are a good source of quick-release potassium. You may have noticed some of the olympic athletes eating them between rounds of whichever sport they were participating in. Conversely, excess caffeine will cause muscular spasm (the "shakes") and should be avoided if eye tics are a problem. A topical cold-compress will help alleviate the symptoms.
That will be 300 guineas for a private consultation, please "
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