Re: Mood Swings on LDN & diet/mercury

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I plan to, but I have to save my pennies first, in order to get rid

of my amalgams safely.

Loraine

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> If you think you have mercury poisoning, you can safely take an

oral

> chelation with the correct minerals in addition and it pulls the

metals out

> of your body so slowly that it is less invasive to your condition

than

> allowing them to remain and continue destroying your CNS.

> [low dose naltrexone] Re: Mood Swings on LDN

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>

> > Hi

> > This is very interesting - I have a feeling I am mercury

poisoned so

> > I may lack the enzymes you describe therefore the lack of my

> > weekly 'hit' could be having a profound effect. I have a

mouthful of

> > amalgams and had one while expecting my daughter. I know she is

> > mercury poisoned, we are starting chelation for her this week.

> >

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