Re: carrie: muscle twitches not going away

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Beth

Sorry to hear that your symptoms are increasing again. It can be so

frustrating---and scary at times. So much of this seems cyclical.

Most of the time I can't be sure why my symptoms return or get worse

than usual. But usually they get better again after a day or

several days. Just wanted to tell you that I bought a far infrared

sauna about a year ago. While nice, it hasn't cured me or even

stopped my muscle twitches. I was disappointed that I didn't see

more results. I still use it quite a bit and I think it nice to

have. Here is a good way to detox. tAke bentonite baths. the

bentonite draws out toxins. I buy 100% clay kitty litter. Mine is

called Kitty White. I read about this on a candida site. I take

about a cup or two and put it in the blender to make it more fine.

Then I soak for twenty minutes. It is definitely a detoxifier!

In the past, when I took my anitibiotics to kill mycoplasma, I would

get more more numbing sensations, as well as other neurological

symptom increase--muscle spasms, sensations like I couldn't lift my

arm, desensititation of my skin in general and many other strange

things. I would get scared and think I was reacting to the doxy.

But when I took olive leaf extract the same symptoms occurred. So

it must be a herx. So hopefully your symptoms are herxes too. Hang

in there!!

Hugs,

kathy

-- In , " bethlakey " <bethlakey@y...>

wrote:

> ,

> I got them out in March, so I'm at the 31/2 month mark. My left

leg

> has gone numb again and I'm having crazy muscle twitches. I just

> want to cry. I have been trying so hard to get better and have

> actually had several weeks of respite from this. From reading

some

> of the other posts, it almost sounds like a type of atypical

> Fibromyalgia or something.

>

> The only thing I've done is increase the intensity of my detox

> baths. I add epsom salts, ground ginger to the bath for more

sweat.

> Then when getting out of the bath, I wrap in an old sheet and get

> under blankets for more sweat. I am doing the baths about twice a

> week, and these are my favorite methods for detox since the hot

> water eases the muscle pain and tingling.

>

> I really wish I could afford an infrared sauna, wah.

>

> hugs,

> Beth

>

>

>

>

>

> > > > > To everyone who has experienced the muscle twitches,

> when

> > do

> > > > the

> > > > > darned things go away? I am doing everything I can

tolerate

> to

> > > > get

> > > > > better, but I still have them every day, almost all day

> long.

> > > > Last

> > > > > night I woke up with them in my left foot, my toes were

> > cramping

> > > > and

> > > > > going nuts. I have tried super malic, which makes them

> worse.

> > > So

> > > > > does this probably mean that I've still got heavy

> > > metals/chemicals

> > > > > moving around or does it mean that the nerves are still

> > > misfiring

> > > > > and need to be repaired? The tingling is better and mild

> > mostly

> > > > in

> > > > > my left hand and foot; it's bearable I think.

> > > > > I am still on supplements, doing occasional enemas,

> Epsom

> > > > > salt/ginger detox baths, trying to eat organic when

> possible.

> > > Am

> > > > so

> > > > > miserable; sorry to be a whiner.

> > > > > Thanks,

> > > > > Beth

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My symptoms went up and down for years, and sometimes it was so

frustrating, I felt like giving up. But I did not, I kept detoxing, and I

am much better.

Lynda

At 04:40 PM 6/28/2004, you wrote:

>-

>Beth

>Sorry to hear that your symptoms are increasing again. It can be so

>frustrating---and scary at times. So much of this seems cyclical.

>Most of the time I can't be sure why my symptoms return or get worse

>than usual. But usually they get better again after a day or

>several days. Just wanted to tell you that I bought a far infrared

>sauna about a year ago. While nice, it hasn't cured me or even

>stopped my muscle twitches. I was disappointed that I didn't see

>more results. I still use it quite a bit and I think it nice to

>have. Here is a good way to detox. tAke bentonite baths. the

>bentonite draws out toxins. I buy 100% clay kitty litter. Mine is

>called Kitty White. I read about this on a candida site. I take

>about a cup or two and put it in the blender to make it more fine.

>Then I soak for twenty minutes. It is definitely a detoxifier!

>In the past, when I took my anitibiotics to kill mycoplasma, I would

>get more more numbing sensations, as well as other neurological

>symptom increase--muscle spasms, sensations like I couldn't lift my

>arm, desensititation of my skin in general and many other strange

>things. I would get scared and think I was reacting to the doxy.

>But when I took olive leaf extract the same symptoms occurred. So

>it must be a herx. So hopefully your symptoms are herxes too. Hang

>in there!!

>Hugs,

>kathy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>-- In , " bethlakey " <bethlakey@y...>

>wrote:

> > ,

> > I got them out in March, so I'm at the 31/2 month mark. My left

>leg

> > has gone numb again and I'm having crazy muscle twitches. I just

> > want to cry. I have been trying so hard to get better and have

> > actually had several weeks of respite from this. From reading

>some

> > of the other posts, it almost sounds like a type of atypical

> > Fibromyalgia or something.

> >

> > The only thing I've done is increase the intensity of my detox

> > baths. I add epsom salts, ground ginger to the bath for more

>sweat.

> > Then when getting out of the bath, I wrap in an old sheet and get

> > under blankets for more sweat. I am doing the baths about twice a

> > week, and these are my favorite methods for detox since the hot

> > water eases the muscle pain and tingling.

> >

> > I really wish I could afford an infrared sauna, wah.

> >

> > hugs,

> > Beth

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > > > > To everyone who has experienced the muscle twitches,

> > when

> > > do

> > > > > the

> > > > > > darned things go away? I am doing everything I can

>tolerate

> > to

> > > > > get

> > > > > > better, but I still have them every day, almost all day

> > long.

> > > > > Last

> > > > > > night I woke up with them in my left foot, my toes were

> > > cramping

> > > > > and

> > > > > > going nuts. I have tried super malic, which makes them

> > worse.

> > > > So

> > > > > > does this probably mean that I've still got heavy

> > > > metals/chemicals

> > > > > > moving around or does it mean that the nerves are still

> > > > misfiring

> > > > > > and need to be repaired? The tingling is better and mild

> > > mostly

> > > > > in

> > > > > > my left hand and foot; it's bearable I think.

> > > > > > I am still on supplements, doing occasional enemas,

> > Epsom

> > > > > > salt/ginger detox baths, trying to eat organic when

> > possible.

> > > > Am

> > > > > so

> > > > > > miserable; sorry to be a whiner.

> > > > > > Thanks,

> > > > > > Beth

>

>

>

>

>

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Beth, the biggest thing that helped or me was getting explanted, (the implants did a dooxy on my nerves and hormones) and taking calcium/.magnesium chelated at night. still do. and getting on the right thyroid meds All gone now. Hang in there, babe.

carrie: muscle twitches not going away

,I got them out in March, so I'm at the 31/2 month mark. My left leg has gone numb again and I'm having crazy muscle twitches. I just want to cry. I have been trying so hard to get better and have actually had several weeks of respite from this. From reading some of the other posts, it almost sounds like a type of atypical Fibromyalgia or something. The only thing I've done is increase the intensity of my detox baths. I add epsom salts, ground ginger to the bath for more sweat. Then when getting out of the bath, I wrap in an old sheet and get under blankets for more sweat. I am doing the baths about twice a week, and these are my favorite methods for detox since the hot water eases the muscle pain and tingling.I really wish I could afford an infrared sauna, wah.hugs,Beth> > > > To everyone who has experienced the muscle twitches, when > do > > > the > > > > darned things go away? I am doing everything I can tolerate to > > > get > > > > better, but I still have them every day, almost all day long. > > > Last > > > > night I woke up with them in my left foot, my toes were > cramping > > > and > > > > going nuts. I have tried super malic, which makes them worse. > > So > > > > does this probably mean that I've still got heavy > > metals/chemicals > > > > moving around or does it mean that the nerves are still > > misfiring > > > > and need to be repaired? The tingling is better and mild > mostly > > > in > > > > my left hand and foot; it's bearable I think.> > > > I am still on supplements, doing occasional enemas, Epsom > > > > salt/ginger detox baths, trying to eat organic when possible. > > Am > > > so > > > > miserable; sorry to be a whiner.> > > > Thanks,> > > > Beth