Mercury, Vit B12 levels, and MS

[Guest guest]

VITAMIN B12 LEVELS AND MERCURY -  A LINK WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND OTHER

DISORDERS    http://www.whale.to/w/b12.html

Swedish physician and researcher, Dr Britt Ahlrot-Westerlund, working at the

Karolinska Institute, has investigated levels of specific nutrients, including

vitamin B12, in heavy metal-affected patients (and in particular those with

multiple sclerosis), since the early 1970's.  She has specifically studied

vitamin B12 levels, mainly in heavy metal-affected patients, and has done

considerable work with supplementing vitamin B12 by injection in her amalgam

damaged patients with many different disorders, particularly those with multiple

sclerosis.  In an article written in conjunction with Heavy Metal Bulletin

Editor, Kauppi, Dr Ahlrot-Westernund explains that the administration of

relatively high doses of vitamin B12, in the form of methylcobalamin, in the

treatment of fibromyalgia, diabetics, MS and amalgam-related disorders, has been

gradually increasing in Sweden since the end of the 1980s. 

She reports that the results of this treatment are remarkable.

Bernie

[Guest guest]

Bernie, Dr. Britt found the results remarkable. are these results expounded

anywhere? Thank you.

BERNARD WINDHAM wrote:

VITAMIN B12 LEVELS AND MERCURY - A LINK WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND OTHER

DISORDERS http://www.whale.to/w/b12.html

Swedish physician and researcher, Dr Britt Ahlrot-Westerlund, working at the

Karolinska Institute, has investigated levels of specific nutrients, including

vitamin B12, in heavy metal-affected patients (and in particular those with

multiple sclerosis), since the early 1970's. She has specifically studied

vitamin B12 levels, mainly in heavy metal-affected patients, and has done

considerable work with supplementing vitamin B12 by injection in her amalgam

damaged patients with many different disorders, particularly those with multiple

sclerosis. In an article written in conjunction with Heavy Metal Bulletin

Editor, Kauppi, Dr Ahlrot-Westernund explains that the administration of

relatively high doses of vitamin B12, in the form of methylcobalamin, in the

treatment of fibromyalgia, diabetics, MS and amalgam-related disorders, has been

gradually increasing in Sweden since the end of the 1980s.

She reports NOD32

Bernie

[Guest guest]

I provided the URL for the article that I posted; It gave more details.  She

used MELISA test and worked in conjunction with Dr.Vera Stejskal and other

researchers that I interact with.  There have been several presentations at

medical conferences based on her work, that I'm aware of.  But there is also

lots of experience with MB12 by other doctors, many clinics use it as a standard

part of their protocol for treating those with degenerative neurological

conditions-along with detox.   There is a lot of information and experience

with this.  My wife, who is currently in a wheel chair most of the time, had

MB12 shots prescribed by her doctor, who suggested self administration to save

money and trips to doctors office which are difficult. Since many have

absorption problems with MB12 supplements. 

Bernie

[Guest guest]

Sublingul B12 didn't help?

BERNARD WINDHAM wrote:

My wife, who is currently in a wheel chair most of the time, had MB12 shots

prescribed by her doctor, who suggested self administration to save money and

trips to doctors office which are difficult. Since many have absorption problems

with MB12 supplements.

Bernie

[Guest guest]

Bernie how can you tell if you have a b12 absorption problem? Has your wife

noticed any difference after taking u=injections? Thank you.

BERNARD WINDHAM wrote:

I provided the URL for the article that I posted; It gave more details. She

used MELISA test and worked in conjunction with Dr.Vera Stejskal and other

researchers that I interact with. There have been several presentations at

medical conferences based on her work, that I'm aware of. But there is also

lots of experience with MB12 by other doctors, many clinics use it as a standard

part of their protocol for treating those with degenerative neurological

conditions-along with detox. There is a lot of information and experience with

this. My wife, who is currently in a wheel chair most of the time, had MB12

shots prescribed by her doctor, who suggested self administration to save money

and trips to doctors office which are difficult. Since many have absorption

problems with MB12 supplements.

Bernie