Guest guest Posted April 14, 2007 Report Share Posted April 14, 2007 I don't know what you mean about " acidosis induced from chelators. " One possible contributor to increased joint problems is poor support of adrenal/thyroid function. -- > > Hi does anyone know the cause of joint pain is it due to acidosis > induced from the chelators or is it mercury? Mine has started after 1yr > of chelation, seems like other people have had similar experiences? > > Thanks > Phil > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2007 Report Share Posted April 14, 2007 I don't know what you mean about " acidosis induced from chelators. " One possible contributor to increased joint problems is poor support of adrenal/thyroid function. -- > > Hi does anyone know the cause of joint pain is it due to acidosis > induced from the chelators or is it mercury? Mine has started after 1yr > of chelation, seems like other people have had similar experiences? > > Thanks > Phil > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2007 Report Share Posted April 14, 2007 I don't know what you mean about " acidosis induced from chelators. " One possible contributor to increased joint problems is poor support of adrenal/thyroid function. -- > > Hi does anyone know the cause of joint pain is it due to acidosis > induced from the chelators or is it mercury? Mine has started after 1yr > of chelation, seems like other people have had similar experiences? > > Thanks > Phil > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2007 Report Share Posted April 16, 2007 Hi Joanne, I saw your post and had to comment, too. I have TMJ (arthritic pain in my jaw joints) and arthritis in my lower back (sacrilio-arthritis). I have only done 1 round for the first time since having my amalgams removed, and experienced more inflammation in these areas after the round. I also believe omegas & minerals help a lot w/ inflammation. Last week I decided to try one of my kids' supplements for inflamm. I noticed a marked improvement. It contains Curcumin,Quercetin,Bromelain, and Boswellia Serrata. I'm wondering if you or anyone else here have tried Curcumin and noticed a difference? > > I've taken glucosamine for at least 10 years and feel it's really > slowed down advancement of osteoarthritis. I actually started brisk > walking/running in my late 30's after starting to take this for maybe > a year, and combined, it also kept hip bursitis in check. It's really > important, however, to avoid unnecessary strain and back off with what > you're doing when a joint is bothering you, i.e., a painful > little 'sac' was developing in my left wrist. When I realized I'd > propped my head on it for years, I stopped & started doing some > flexibility-type exercise (from Qi-Gong) with both wrists and it seems > to have cleared. > > I also suspect omega oils, magnesium, and calcium supplementation have > contributed to improvement since I was very ill with mercury > toxicity. Any progress with supplementation can be so slow that you > have to be very intuitive, well-informed with it, and keep some type > of records of what you've done and responses you get. > > While chelating, I'm getting some unusual achiness in joints, i.e. in > the jaws, that passes, which I attribute to movement of metals & > perhaps rebuilding of healthy tissue. > > Joanne > > > Can you give us more info about your joint problems? How do they > affect you? What chelation protocol are you on ? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2007 Report Share Posted April 16, 2007 Hi Joanne, I saw your post and had to comment, too. I have TMJ (arthritic pain in my jaw joints) and arthritis in my lower back (sacrilio-arthritis). I have only done 1 round for the first time since having my amalgams removed, and experienced more inflammation in these areas after the round. I also believe omegas & minerals help a lot w/ inflammation. Last week I decided to try one of my kids' supplements for inflamm. I noticed a marked improvement. It contains Curcumin,Quercetin,Bromelain, and Boswellia Serrata. I'm wondering if you or anyone else here have tried Curcumin and noticed a difference? > > I've taken glucosamine for at least 10 years and feel it's really > slowed down advancement of osteoarthritis. I actually started brisk > walking/running in my late 30's after starting to take this for maybe > a year, and combined, it also kept hip bursitis in check. It's really > important, however, to avoid unnecessary strain and back off with what > you're doing when a joint is bothering you, i.e., a painful > little 'sac' was developing in my left wrist. When I realized I'd > propped my head on it for years, I stopped & started doing some > flexibility-type exercise (from Qi-Gong) with both wrists and it seems > to have cleared. > > I also suspect omega oils, magnesium, and calcium supplementation have > contributed to improvement since I was very ill with mercury > toxicity. Any progress with supplementation can be so slow that you > have to be very intuitive, well-informed with it, and keep some type > of records of what you've done and responses you get. > > While chelating, I'm getting some unusual achiness in joints, i.e. in > the jaws, that passes, which I attribute to movement of metals & > perhaps rebuilding of healthy tissue. > > Joanne > > > Can you give us more info about your joint problems? How do they > affect you? What chelation protocol are you on ? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 17, 2007 Report Share Posted April 17, 2007 , it's funny you asked about curcumin. I just ordered it myself. I like turmeric as a spice and cook with it on occasion, and have had it in combined supplements in the past. I think of it as a liver support, but supporting the liver in turn supports the rest of the body. Let's see what's going on after a few weeks. Joanne Last week I decided to try one > of my kids' supplements for inflamm. I noticed a marked improvement. It contains > Curcumin,Quercetin,Bromelain, and Boswellia Serrata. I'm wondering if you or anyone else > here have tried Curcumin and noticed a difference? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 17, 2007 Report Share Posted April 17, 2007 I have experienced joint pains and discoloration at the joints from time to time during chelation with DMSA. My doctor tells me that I am detoxing from the joint and/or connective tissue. The discoloration goes away within two days of appearing. I was told that when chelating lead, the worst pain in the joints is from re-mineralization of the bone after the lead is kicked out. I also had pain in my joints from taking calcium. It started a few days after calcium was added to my supplements. I suffered for a week before it occurred to me to try stopping the calcium. My doctor also thought of the connection about the same time. The pains were relieved within 24 hours of stopping calcium. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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