You know PG is an alcohol, right? Not ethyl alcohol, but the "ol" in Glycol designates it as such.
I'm guessing, by your description of suffered effects, that at some point, you experienced an OD? That's the only plausible reason for your physical revolt of the substance.
I'm sorry you have the issue. Good luck!
Aye mate I am reasonably well up on chemistry (was my favourite subject back in the day and I took the subject at college as part of my degree foundation course (along with biology), and it's something that still holds my interest now as does physics and the sciences generally) and I am aware of that - same with glycerine (glycerol) and even the common sweeteners sorbitol and manitol - 'sugar alcohols'. However I'm also aware that they behave far from the same way when it comes to the human body, direct effects and metabolic pathways etc.
And no I've never suffered an 'overdose' (singular)as such, just years of
very heavy, constant (*every* *waking* *moment*) alcoholic abuse consuming the questionably 'prodigious' amounts that only someone with extreme ETOH tolerance could do and survive, and that's following the rest of my previous adult life where I was merely a typical very heavy drinker (nights and weekends and holidays etc.) - tbh the quality of my health is nothing short of miraculous, considering.
This development only occurred after the last time I 'fell off the wagon' and ended up drinking neat spirits round the clock like it was water - all 'real alcoholics' no longer metabolise ETOH normally, which is why the smallest amounts, however ingested almost invariably trigger cravings. However with me it
seems that somewhere along the line I started producing
toxic metabolites (maybe some kind of aldehydes?!?), although the jury's still out on exactly What The Proverbial is going on.
However I've emerged from this SOBER, with life, limb and most of my health intact; still with a home, a loving family, still married and with a child on the way.
You can bet you've rarely spoken to a 'luckier' guy (if you believe in luck as I don't!), but it's been one helluvah battle, right up until *I* gave up fighting, that is. ',;~}~
Cheers fella, and thanks for listening.
Shaun.