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To noname [backspaceinmotion@...]

Based on the recommendations of others in another group (metals), I think it

might be wise to improve your health before starting to try to actively remove

heavy metals from your system, should you find that you are indeed suffering

from heavy metal poisoning as Marc suggested. It is my opinion that,

particularly since you can hear hum from emf's, you would be wise to

immediately reduce your exposure to these to the best of your ability (this

could mean having someone help you to rearrange your house so that you live and

sleep as far away from fields as possible, which I imagine you are able to

feel, or even temporarily relocating until you are sufficiently recovered, if

this is an option). I think it would also be wise to ensure that, where

possible, you are not adding anything to your system that could be aggravating

your condition - have a very good look at your diet and surroundings and try to

avoid any sources of:

-heavy metals (e.g. shellfish, tuna, water from lead pipes and you can even get

some mouthwashes that apparently remove mercury from any dental fillings you

might have)

-emf's (e.g. sleeping near household wiring in walls or using any electrical

appliances in your sleeping environment, ESPECIALLY electric blankets)

-environmental pollutants (e.g. volatile organic chemicals from household

cleaners etc. and air excessively polluted by smokestacks and car exhaust).

I am not suggesting that you go and live in a tent in the jungle for a while,

although this would probably help us all get healthier:), but instead I am

suggesting that you immediately do whatever you can to easily reduce your

exposure to anything that could be harmful (metals, emfs, pollutants) and, in

connection with a healthy diet, try in this way to improve your health so that

you have a better chance of a less painful recovery and to give you the energy

to then actively rebuild your health. Good luck

Lachlan

RE: restless legs

>From these assaults I've also developed tinnitus, inflamation of the

>gall >bladder and liver, irritable bowel syndrome, indigestion, pseudo

>porphyria with >itchy skin, short term memory loss, pseudo hypoglycemia,

>blurred vision and an >over-run of candidas. I'm sure there are more but

>can't quite remember all of >the illnesses.

If you went into an alternative health practitioner with this list of

symptoms, you would most likely be diagnosed as having heavy metal

poisoning, and told to have your metal dental work removed and start taking

things to pull the heavy metals out of your body (sea vegetables,

chlorella, cilantro, DMSA, EDTA). They would view the irritable legs as a

SYMPTOM of heavy metal poisoning, not the cause of these other problems.

ES is also viewed by some as symptom of heavy metal poisoning.

Marc

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/5/2004 4:59:18 AM Eastern Standard Time,

backspaceinmotion@... writes:

irritable bowel syndrome, indigestion, pseudo porphyria with itchy skin,

short term memory loss, pseudo hypoglycemia, blurred vision and an over-run of

candidas

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Dear Backspace----,Candidas is a super symptom problem and may very well be

directly or indirectly connected to many of your other problems. Google

" candida " . you may find some insights. Faulty diet and antibiotics may

predispose

your system to candida. Probiotics supplements and other changes may be

needed to start the process of healing. BillW

[Guest guest]

Yes, you may be right about the heavy metal poisoning. I have one large mercury

filling left that I plan on having removed as soon as I can afford it. From the

information that I have gathered I did not see any evidence that the mercury

causes porphyria.

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[Guest guest]

>From the information that I have gathered I did not see any evidence that

>the >mercury causes porphyria.

Go to Google.com and type in the words " mercury " and " porphyria " . Seems

like there is are many sites making such a connection -- also they are

making connections with chemical toxicity and aluminum toxicity, which

would indicate a general detoxification routine might be more helpful than

a mercury-specific one.

Marc

[Guest guest]

" ES is also viewed by some as symptom of heavy metal poisoning " (Marc)

Thats interesting - I had 22 Amalgams removed about 6 months ago and it

helped greatly to my sensitivity Australian (50hz) mains EMF fields.

I guess this would count as heavy metal poisening (Mercury) but i did

not chelate or do anything else afterwards - any hints on some further

metal toxicity removal that might be worth looking at?

Cheers

Pete

Lachlan Mudge wrote:

> To noname [backspaceinmotion@...]

>

> Based on the recommendations of others in another group (metals), I

> think it

> might be wise to improve your health before starting to try to

> actively remove

> heavy metals from your system, should you find that you are indeed

> suffering

> from heavy metal poisoning as Marc suggested. It is my opinion that,

> particularly since you can hear hum from emf's, you would be wise to

> immediately reduce your exposure to these to the best of your ability

> (this

> could mean having someone help you to rearrange your house so that you

> live and

> sleep as far away from fields as possible, which I imagine you are able to

> feel, or even temporarily relocating until you are sufficiently

> recovered, if

> this is an option). I think it would also be wise to ensure that, where

> possible, you are not adding anything to your system that could be

> aggravating

> your condition - have a very good look at your diet and surroundings

> and try to

> avoid any sources of:

>

> -heavy metals (e.g. shellfish, tuna, water from lead pipes and you can

> even get

> some mouthwashes that apparently remove mercury from any dental

> fillings you

> might have)

>

> -emf's (e.g. sleeping near household wiring in walls or using any

> electrical

> appliances in your sleeping environment, ESPECIALLY electric blankets)

>

> -environmental pollutants (e.g. volatile organic chemicals from household

> cleaners etc. and air excessively polluted by smokestacks and car

> exhaust).

>

> I am not suggesting that you go and live in a tent in the jungle for a

> while,

> although this would probably help us all get healthier:), but instead I am

> suggesting that you immediately do whatever you can to easily reduce your

> exposure to anything that could be harmful (metals, emfs, pollutants)

> and, in

> connection with a healthy diet, try in this way to improve your health

> so that

> you have a better chance of a less painful recovery and to give you

> the energy

> to then actively rebuild your health. Good luck

>

> Lachlan

>

> RE: restless legs

>

> >From these assaults I've also developed tinnitus, inflamation of the

> >gall >bladder and liver, irritable bowel syndrome, indigestion, pseudo

> >porphyria with >itchy skin, short term memory loss, pseudo hypoglycemia,

> >blurred vision and an >over-run of candidas. I'm sure there are more but

> >can't quite remember all of >the illnesses.

>

> If you went into an alternative health practitioner with this list of

> symptoms, you would most likely be diagnosed as having heavy metal

> poisoning, and told to have your metal dental work removed and start

> taking

> things to pull the heavy metals out of your body (sea vegetables,

> chlorella, cilantro, DMSA, EDTA). They would view the irritable legs as a

> SYMPTOM of heavy metal poisoning, not the cause of these other problems.

> ES is also viewed by some as symptom of heavy metal poisoning.

>

> Marc

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have also had good success with liquid calcium magnesium. Two

tablespoons at bedtime works for most adults.

Loreen Dawson, ND

Sechelt, BC

Restless legs

Hi there, I use magnesium glycinate with success for restless legs or

you can try seriphos- but Mag works the best in my experience. Good

luck,

Lang, ND

Brattleboro, VT

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[Guest guest]

I have also had good success with liquid calcium magnesium. Two

tablespoons at bedtime works for most adults.

Loreen Dawson, ND

Sechelt, BC

Restless legs

Hi there, I use magnesium glycinate with success for restless legs or

you can try seriphos- but Mag works the best in my experience. Good

luck,

Lang, ND

Brattleboro, VT

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[Guest guest]

hello cindy sorry for your rough time..... i had restless legs it made me

nuts.... it got better when i took iron pills and b12 pills (strong ones) as

well as b12 shots, dhea 5 mg twice a day, and multivitamins and of course less

tea, less sweets and better eating. SO if you have not checked your levels

of iron and b12 it certainly wont hurt as if they are low they are a simple

fix.......... and if u r like me, i was willing to try anything! good luck

and feel better, c in vt

[Guest guest]

Infections of any kind literally use up all your magnesium. Sometimes the

Slo-Mag helps with the leg cramps and movement.......at least it does for

me....Dr. B's guidelines tell you what kind of magnesium to take........you

have to be careful.

connie, mi

[ ] Re: restless legs

>

> hello cindy sorry for your rough time..... i had restless legs it made

> me

> nuts.... it got better when i took iron pills and b12 pills (strong ones)

> as

> well as b12 shots, dhea 5 mg twice a day, and multivitamins and of course

> less

> tea, less sweets and better eating. SO if you have not checked your

> levels

> of iron and b12 it certainly wont hurt as if they are low they are a

> simple

> fix.......... and if u r like me, i was willing to try anything! good

> luck

> and feel better, c in vt

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

<<<i had restless legs it made me

nuts.... it got better when i took iron pills a>>>>

The first test they do for restless leg syndrome, is to check your iron

levels.............low levels of Iron are found to cause RLS.

Connieknwnj

[Guest guest]

hi karen, thanks for the advice, i'll check my blood, my restless

legs is definitely " electric " , as i also get it when i work for a

long time at my new induction cooker which has a strong magnetic

field around it, by the way: what is 3-6-9? peter

> >

> > hi, every time i'm sitting close to the pc i get

painful " restless

> > legs " and a severe itching all over, it comes after an hour or

so, and

> > nothing seems to help although i've tried a lot, anyone had any

> > experience putting on a " health magnet " as a kind of preventive

> > measure? i'd like to know before i waste a lot of money on a

useless

> > device, peter

> >

>

[Guest guest]

, I have found a diode sold from www.energpolarit.com that works and can

be recharged in the sunlight when it loses some of its ability to absorb. It

goes for about 19 bucks and it is the only thing I trust as the company says

it was checked through real scientific measurement tests, and it has worked for

me when little else has..

I have no financial interest in this company.

Good luck. Peg

[Guest guest]

pegpare9@... wrote:

> , I have found a diode sold from www.energpolarit.com that works and can

> be recharged in the sunlight when it loses some of its ability to absorb. It

> goes for about 19 bucks and it is the only thing I trust as the company says

> it was checked through real scientific measurement tests, and it has worked

for

> me when little else has..

I'm glad those items work for *somebody* -- I tried a couple of those items

a couple of years ago, and from my viewpoint they did absolutely nothing

at all...

Marc

[Guest guest]

I would guess something else is going on. It could be she was restless due

to pain in her knee.

restless legs

>

> Hi! Has anyone's child who is a restless sleeper had any problem with

> kicking their legs so hard while they were sleeping that it would cause

> a knee injury? My daughter who is 4 woke up last thursday morning and

> couldnt walk. We are under care yet from the doctor to see whats wrong

> with her knee. She hasnt walked since thursday.

>

> Sharon

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit reply for

> messages to go to the sender of the message.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi everybody,

What do you take for restless legs? Alternative supplements not

drugs. Thanks for your help.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi everybody,

> What do you take for restless legs? Alternative supplements not

> drugs. Thanks for your help.

>

>

I have heard that a small amount of clonapin is effective.

[Guest guest]

LDN

[low dose naltrexone] re: restless legs

Hi everybody,What do you take for restless legs? Alternative supplements not drugs. Thanks for your help.

[Guest guest]

Hi, I know it sounds crazy, but I put a unwraped bar of soap under the fitted sheet of my bed. It works for me..LarryGC <larrygc@...> wrote: LDN [low dose naltrexone] re: restless legs Hi everybody,What do you take for restless legs? Alternative supplements not drugs. Thanks for your help. Ready for the edge of your seat? Check out tonight's top picks on TV.

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lots of magnesium. Calm is a good one. it is powdered. You should see results right away if that is what is causing the RLS. Best, Kathy

[low dose naltrexone] re: restless legs

Hi everybody,What do you take for restless legs? Alternative supplements not drugs. Thanks for your help.

[Guest guest]

:

Have you tried magnesium supplements? If I'm low on magnesium, I get the crawling feeling and musles cramps.

Wanda

[low dose naltrexone] re: restless legs

Hi everybody,What do you take for restless legs? Alternative supplements not drugs. Thanks for your help.

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Magneiusm (not oxide),, vitamin B6 plus fish oil and LDN. mjh

Posted by: "LarryGC" larrygc@... larrygc12

Sat Jul 14, 2007 10:35 am (PST)

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Maarit

The more deficient your body is in Magnesium. the longer it will take.

Use Mg in liquid form in several small doses daily. Mg hydroxide, Mg citrate, Mg chloride, Mg sulfate and www.Naturalcalm.net are realible. B6 is Mg's cofactor, so you need B vitamins too.

Many people find that starting with small doses of the amino acid, SAM-e, and working up the dose will help not only with restlesslegs but also migraines and PMS.

Dietary sources of Mg are very dark chocolate/cocoa, millet and kale. Eat them daily. Correcting imbalances and deficiencies does not happen over night.

Also consider omega-3 fatty acids as found in FISH (not cod liver) oil.

So.... there's the right kind and amount of Mg, plus B complex, SAM-e and fish oil.

Watch the magic happend. mjh

Posted by: "Maarit" mervi111@... mervi111

Sun Jul 15, 2007 8:41 am (PST)

Did not help me. Sleeping pills helped, but I'm not on them now, and the RLS is back. Not as bad as it used to be, don't know why!!!MaaritGet a sneak peak of the all-new AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

Did not help me. Sleeping pills helped, but I'm not on them now, and

the RLS is back. Not as bad as it used to be, don't know why!!!

Maarit

>

> lots of magnesium. Calm is a good one. it is powdered. You should

see results right away if that is what is causing the RLS. Best, Kathy

> [low dose naltrexone] re: restless legs

>

>

> Hi everybody,

> What do you take for restless legs? Alternative supplements

not

> drugs. Thanks for your help.

>

>

[Guest guest]

A big thank you to the folks that responded to my quiry. Will get the

mag, b6 and fish oil going. Thank you so much! The soap works great

for cramps and some pains.

[Guest guest]

> Its not like it is just rls, cause it is like electrical shocks in > my feet

and legs

> =============================================

That sounds like the peripheral neuropathy I have, a side-effect from the

drug Arava my rheumatologist put me on. Peripheral neuropathy is nerve damage.

I suggest you go to your primary care physician and have it checked out.

BeingIrish