dizzyness

[Guest guest]

Mercury is one of the most common causes of Ataxia (balance problems),

trembling, and dizzyness.

www.flcv.com/neurohg.html

It was a major cause for me and all of these problems and more improved when I

got my amalgams replaced and did detox. But toxic metals are not the only things

that can cause such, and as Janet suggested gluten and milk casein commonly

cause dizzyness and worse such. I think at least 50% of the population has

problems with one or both of these.

www.flcv.com/autismgc.html

Bernie

[Guest guest]

Bernie what did you do against the heavy metal toxicity. I'd like to get my

hubby started on sth. He takes chlorella to bind them and coriander to mobilize.

He had a urine test done and it came back as him not having any heavy

metals...which I find suspicious and am guessing they sit in his brain...he has

bad ataxia by the way. Thanks bianca

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re: dizzyness

Mercury is one of the most common causes of Ataxia (balance problems),

trembling, and dizzyness.

www.flcv.com/neurohg.html

It was a major cause for me and all of these problems and more improved when I

got my amalgams replaced and did detox. But toxic metals are not the only things

that can cause such, and as Janet suggested gluten and milk casein commonly

cause dizzyness and worse such. I think at least 50% of the population has

problems with one or both of these.

www.flcv.com/autismgc.html

Bernie

[Guest guest]

I share the same issue of a pons lesion as the likely culprit behind constant

vertigo, although I have been told a thalamus lesion may also be involved. Mine

is, unfortunately, combined with nystagmus, which makes for a constant " on an

ocean cruise during a hurricane and there is no buffet " feeling. Seriously

considering stem cells.