R: Re: Mercury

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hi allison,

I have had similar stories after trying alternative therapies. one time i tried

sound healing with tuning forks and i was left paralyzed completely afterward.

strange how ms develops. i, too, am doing things more slowly. in fact, after the

experience with the tuning forks five years ago I pretty much stopped everything

, alternative and traditional.

May I ask your age? and where you live? curious about the variables.

my ms seems to have mellowed out but i would like to return to having 0

exacerbations. for many years i was completely fine (or so i thought). i had my

first diagnosis at age 33 (now am 45) and was immobile on my left side. had no

problems whatsoever for 7 years until i hit a rocky patch in my personal life

and all of a sudden, mayhem and things haven't been the same since. i am more

peaceful now in my personal life. it's just the ms that troubles me now.

i have a once a year exacerbation usually in summer lasting around a week.

usually affects my legs.

now, due to a friends plea for me to look into having my fillings removed ( her

mother had ms) I am beginning to rethink different therapies. i tried copaxone

once and stopped.

have you ever tried these ABC drugs?

--- Sab 12/6/10, ha scritto:

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Oggetto: R: Re: Mercury

A: mscured

Data: Sabato 12 giugno 2010, 08:59

 

I was initially diagnosed with relapsing/remitting but was " upgraded " to

secondary progressive. I never did remit! I developed total immobility after

taking a product called Three-Lac to kill candida. I wasn't able to eliminate

the waste before it recirculated. I don't know if it was mercury or dead yeast

that caused the problem but I do things more slowly now. Mobility problems were

my first obvious symptoms and were the reason that I saw a neurologist. They got

worse before I realised by research what MS was, how it affects people and what

I could do about it.

I think that I have improved by having my amalgams removed, changing my diet and

adding nutritional supplements. It's been a hit and miss journey. I also get

sunshine, have Christian faith, keep myself busy with hobbies and try to live as

normally as I can.

I had nearly total upper body atrophy at one time. I couldn't sit without

imbalance and I couldn't write my name or hold a vitamin in my hands. I had

dropfoot early on and I've had brain fog and fatigue. I developed some secondary

diseases as a result of my actions and those (hypothyroid) have been resolved

for the most part. I get stronger as time goes by and I feel empowered over MS.

I have faith that I will walk again.

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> > > There are lots of possibilities. Receiving a lot of injections (flu shots,

allergy shots) containing thimerosol. Other cosmetic items containing it (such

as contact lens solutions during the 80's and early 90's, and some women's

makeup items. Some ear and nose drops. Eating lots of tuna or other high mercury

fish. Your mother having a lot of mercury fillings in her mouth when she was

pregnant with you. Being exposed to mercury from broken thermometers or

fluorescent light bulbs. Mercury has been used as a preservative in paints to

prevent mold. It used to be used in dentures to provide the pink color.

Antiseptics like mercurochrome or merthiolate (very popular when I was growing

up.) Lots of industrial applications. And lots of kids liked to get hold of

liquid mercury and play with it.....

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> > > With exposure to several of these, it's possible to build up quite a toxic

load.....(I personally was exposed to 5 of those, in addition to 15 mercury

fillings.)

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