Is there anyway to calm down mercury after it's been stirred up in the body?

[Guest guest]

This week I had the sharpest increase in mercury symptoms since I got

my fillings removed (over 6 months). I didn't do anything, I don't

get it? It was actually so strong that my driving was impaired.

Anyways is there anyway to speed up the process of calming stirred up

mercury? It usually takes 5-7 days for me to feel better when this

happens. Some times more.

[Guest guest]

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> This week I had the sharpest increase in mercury symptoms since I got

> my fillings removed (over 6 months).

What symptoms? Are you taking any supplements? Have you been chelating?

I didn't do anything, I don't

> get it?

In his Amalgam Illness book Andy says to expect worsening of symptoms

about 3 months after amalgam removal from the body 'dumping' mercury

from the organs. It was my experience that about 3 months after

amalgam removal symptoms worsened and that didn't let up until I

started chelating.

It was actually so strong that my driving was impaired.

>

> Anyways is there anyway to speed up the process of calming stirred up

> mercury?

Supplementation and chelation (with low chelator doses). Some people

need medications to alleviate certain symptoms. Some people find that

a sulfur food exclusion diet helps to alleviate symptoms (it did for

me after amalgam removal).

It usually takes 5-7 days for me to feel better when this

> happens. Some times more.

>

It took about that long for my symptoms to clear at the end of rounds

when I was trying a dose of chelator that was too high. When I found

the right chelator dose I would only get manageable fatigue at the end

of rounds.

J

[Guest guest]

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> > This week I had the sharpest increase in mercury symptoms since I got

> > my fillings removed (over 6 months).

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> What symptoms? Are you taking any supplements? Have you been

chelating?

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> I didn't do anything, I don't

> > get it?

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> In his Amalgam Illness book Andy says to expect worsening of symptoms

> about 3 months after amalgam removal from the body 'dumping' mercury

> from the organs. It was my experience that about 3 months after

> amalgam removal symptoms worsened and that didn't let up until I

> started chelating.

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> It was actually so strong that my driving was impaired.

> >

> > Anyways is there anyway to speed up the process of calming stirred up

> > mercury?

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> Supplementation and chelation (with low chelator doses). Some people

> need medications to alleviate certain symptoms. Some people find that

> a sulfur food exclusion diet helps to alleviate symptoms (it did for

> me after amalgam removal).

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> It usually takes 5-7 days for me to feel better when this

> > happens. Some times more.

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> It took about that long for my symptoms to clear at the end of rounds

> when I was trying a dose of chelator that was too high. When I found

> the right chelator dose I would only get manageable fatigue at the end

> of rounds.

>

> J

>

My symptoms were severe mental health problems. I'm currently taking

a two week break from chelation that's why I don't understand why I

had such a huge surge in symptoms.

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> > > > My symptoms were severe mental health problems. I'm currently

> taking

> > > > a two week break from chelation that's why I don't understand

why I

> > > > had such a huge surge in symptoms.

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> > >

> > > It seems that while chelating with Andy's protocol (taking small

doses

> > > of chelators at the half life) the metals keep moving

constantly. It

> > > is when chelation stops that the moving metals latch on to sites in

> > > the body where they weren't before (redistribution) starting up

> > > symptoms. This has been my experience exactly. I feel fine as long

> > > as I keep chelating. Every single time I stop chelating I get huge

> > > symptoms, always the same ones so it is completely reprodicible. I

> > > have found that some of the symptoms hit the day after I stop

and some

> > > (like pain) hit a week or so after I stop. That's why I decided to

> > > chelate continuously for now.

> > >

> > > J

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> > So are you sayin it could be the two week breaks that is the problem?

> > And I should only take 4 day breaks.

> >

> > I was actually considering chelating every other weekend.

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I understand now. I've gone all the way down to 12.5 mg of DMSA. I

could possibly messure the dose much smaller than that. I'm going to

try ala this weekend and see if I have a better reaction to it.

[Guest guest]

> I had to do it this way too when I first started. My symptoms were

> way too severe and the only thing I could do is stay on the

> continuous dose until things started to clear a bit. I was on

> continuous super low doses of DMSA for about 6-7 months. Never had

> the option of using DMPS for this though.

~Inga

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> > I am saying that what worked for me was to chelate continuously with

> > DMPS. I still consider what I am doing to be a variation on Andy's

> > protocol - I got the idea from him. I think I might be the only

> > person on this forum chelating continuously, so I probably am

> > confusing people when I talk about it.

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[Guest guest]

> I had to do it this way too when I first started. My symptoms were

> way too severe and the only thing I could do is stay on the

> continuous dose until things started to clear a bit. I was on

> continuous super low doses of DMSA for about 6-7 months. Never had

> the option of using DMPS for this though.

~Inga

> >

> > I am saying that what worked for me was to chelate continuously with

> > DMPS. I still consider what I am doing to be a variation on Andy's

> > protocol - I got the idea from him. I think I might be the only

> > person on this forum chelating continuously, so I probably am

> > confusing people when I talk about it.

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