Re: Emotional disturbances.

[Guest guest]

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> Hello i sufer from emotional problems wichleaves me in a stupor

> state,and i basically avvoid all stres and any thing related to it,what

This sounds possibly like poor stress response, often due to

adrenal problems...though your description is not very clear.

> suplemantation would be good to somewhat regulate emotional problems?

> I still have one amalgam remaining,so i am not currently chelating.

> I am/was in the process of weaning off hc i am down to 10mg per day

> 2.5mg x4 times daily.

Didn't hc help with your response to stress? How much were you

taking and on what schedule?

Are you on a good supplement program containing things that might

benefit emotional issues (B vitamins, omega 3 oils, inositol, etc).

Have you tried any supps or meds specifically for emotional issues?

> I am gonna be going through some tough times this comng week and wanna

> be able to function through them?

>

Andy posted a while back on what to try for emotional issues:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-chelation/message/15287

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[Guest guest]

How much do you know about chemical sensitivities you may have? I go

into the 'stupor state' with just a few whiffs of diesel exhaust &

some other things. If you've been able to identify things like that,

avoidance is really important. Mercury in the air at the dental

office may do you in a little. It's good to take activated charcoal

before and after the appointments to absorb any you would possible

swallow during the appointments, and that info is in the IAOMT

protocol.

I think Andy talks about Alka Seltzer Gold for mental 'fog'. I

haven't tried it.

Joanne

> Hello i sufer from emotional problems wichleaves me in a stupor

> state,and i basically avvoid all stres and any thing related to

it,what

> suplemantation would be good to somewhat regulate emotional problems?

[Guest guest]

How much do you know about chemical sensitivities you may have? I go

into the 'stupor state' with just a few whiffs of diesel exhaust &

some other things. If you've been able to identify things like that,

avoidance is really important. Mercury in the air at the dental

office may do you in a little. It's good to take activated charcoal

before and after the appointments to absorb any you would possible

swallow during the appointments, and that info is in the IAOMT

protocol.

I think Andy talks about Alka Seltzer Gold for mental 'fog'. I

haven't tried it.

Joanne

> Hello i sufer from emotional problems wichleaves me in a stupor

> state,and i basically avvoid all stres and any thing related to

it,what

> suplemantation would be good to somewhat regulate emotional problems?

[Guest guest]

>

> How much do you know about chemical sensitivities you may have? I

go

> into the 'stupor state' with just a few whiffs of diesel exhaust &

> some other things. If you've been able to identify things like

that,

> avoidance is really important. Mercury in the air at the dental

> office may do you in a little. It's good to take activated

charcoal

> before and after the appointments to absorb any you would possible

> swallow during the appointments, and that info is in the IAOMT

> protocol.

>

> I think Andy talks about Alka Seltzer Gold for mental 'fog'. I

> haven't tried it.

>

> Joanne

>

Thanks for the response,i have lack of stamina/energy,tire easily.

the brain fog is always present,i am taking b50 complex,omega ,vite

with selenium,3g of vit c daily and mgnesium citrate 2x daily,i may

try some adrenal cortex also along with some homeopathic serotonin i

have.any more suggestions?

> > Hello i sufer from emotional problems wichleaves me in a stupor

> > state,and i basically avvoid all stres and any thing related to

> it,what

> > suplemantation would be good to somewhat regulate emotional

problems?

>