Advice for random problems...

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Recenly I have had some strange, random problems. A few weeks ago I

would wake up with a completely numb left hand every night, and this

lasted for around a week, and now I only notice this occassionally.

Now around two weeks ago my skin has become very easily irritated...

it easily turns red when rubbed or scraped, and has been so

everyday. Now most recently, I have been experiencing sporatic

episodes of eye twitching in my right eye several times a day for a

couple days. This seems much better today. These problems could all

be over in a day for all I know, and also not even be one bit diet

related, but I was hoping someone could shed some light...

Thanks a lot,

Blake

[Guest guest]

> Advice for random problems...

>

>

>Hi,

>

>Recenly I have had some strange, random problems. A few weeks ago I

>would wake up with a completely numb left hand every night, and this

>lasted for around a week, and now I only notice this occassionally.

This started happening to me last fall. I was also having a few episodes of

night sweats. There could be several underlying reasons, but I *think* my

problem may be chronic mercury poisoning from my dental amalgams. The loss

of sensation in limbs is just one of a myriad of symptoms (I have many

others). So is night sweats. However, at that time I had no clue what it

was, and my ND put me on some antioxidants and I starte on Armour thyroid

for a low functioning thyroid. I've only had the numbness a couple of times

over a several month period since then, rather than several times a week.

Much of the symptoms mercury toxicity causes are due to oxidative damage, so

I suspect that the antioxidants have alleviated my symptoms.

Another possibility is carpal tunnel syndrome, if you are on the computer a

lot.

Now most recently, I have been experiencing sporatic

>episodes of eye twitching in my right eye several times a day for a

>couple days.

Yeh, I had that too. Gone now. I can't speak to the irritatated skin.

This seems much better today. These problems could all

>be over in a day for all I know, and also not even be one bit diet

>related, but I was hoping someone could shed some light...

*Something* is going on for you to get this cluster of symptoms. Even if it

goes away it's your body telling you something is amiss. I'm sure this

cluster of symptoms could suggest several things, but I can only tell you

about the one underlying cause that I'm aware of - mercury. Do you have

amalgams? Or have you had any recent exposure to mercury? Unfortunately

that's sometimes hard to tell since it's fairly ubiquitous in so many

products, including new car seats, I believe :-( But I doubt you'd get

poisoning symptoms from " new car smell " alone.

Good luck! Hope you figure out what it is.

Suze Fisher

Lapdog Design, Inc.

Web Design & Development

http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze3shjg

Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

http://www.westonaprice.org

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[Guest guest]

Hey Blake,

I've had this when I had to spend the night on the couch because a

visitor would sleep in my bed. I think it was because of the hard

couch. I woke up at night in the dark room and a HAND was on my face!

It was cold and dead, didn't react when I touched it with my left hand

and tried to pull it from my face! I pulled more and finally felt that

on the upper right arm and realized that my right hand and arm was

numb and was laying on my face. It was HORROR! So, the next time that

happened, it wasn't as drastic and I knew what it was and would just

start touching that arm and hand and rub it until the arm was able to

move again on its own, then move it until everything was normal again.

CU Anja

> Hi,

> Recenly I have had some strange, random problems. A few weeks ago I

> would wake up with a completely numb left hand every night, and this

> lasted for around a week, and now I only notice this occassionally.

> Thanks a lot,

> Blake