The interesting thing about this is that I went through denial after denial that it could be the cause of my problems (including with a toxicologist AND even after I had proof from Mayo urine test) but then a year later the Clinical Pharmacologist said "Oh yeah ,it is well known it accumulates in the body
Don’t take vitamin C
Don’t take vitamin C after the MRI if you have used contrast? Is that what you mean?
It seems to me that you shouldn’t take vitamin c at least a week before or a week after a MRI with gadolinium and avoid foods related to that study .
I am going to contact the researchers, tell them what I have discovered, and offer my tests to them if they want them .
I think it is very likely there is another contributory factor in this but if you take away a known issue you might not get a reaction or maybe less gadolinium will deposit in your body