Re: Headache between rounds/Pollution?

[Guest guest]

When I've felt redistribution, it's at about the 3 day point after

ending a round. I have no doubt that environmental exposures make

things worse. Keeping known trouble-makers out of our home and

avoiding outside environmental exposures makes a definite difference

for me.

If our bodies are clogged up with mercury, we have to assume we've

been unable to excrete a number of toxins for a long time.

Joanne

>

> Hello.

>

> Amalgam removal with proper protocol was completed just over 2

weeks

> ago. 5 days after amalgam removal, I started with 12.5 mg DMSA

every

> 4 hours, including at night, 3 days on and 3 days off. I've

completed

> 2 rounds. Both went smoothly, with no side effects. I'm about 12

> hours away from starting my 3rd round.

>

> This afternoon, after taking a 2-hour flight from Prague to

Moscow, I

> developed a splitting headache and feel nauseous.

>

> Headaches have been a part of my life for a very long time but

this is

> the first one I've had since amalgam removal. :-( I don't think

> redistribution would cause a headache 3 days after ending the

round.

>

> Since I felt fine in Prague, my theory is that I'm reacting to

> something in the air here in Moscow: pollution, possibly from a

> coal-fired power plant. (I have no idea what kind of plants are

> around here, but the air is hardly clean.)

>

> Has anyone else experienced this?

>

>

> ---Katharine

>

[Guest guest]

When I've felt redistribution, it's at about the 3 day point after

ending a round. I have no doubt that environmental exposures make

things worse. Keeping known trouble-makers out of our home and

avoiding outside environmental exposures makes a definite difference

for me.

If our bodies are clogged up with mercury, we have to assume we've

been unable to excrete a number of toxins for a long time.

Joanne

>

> Hello.

>

> Amalgam removal with proper protocol was completed just over 2

weeks

> ago. 5 days after amalgam removal, I started with 12.5 mg DMSA

every

> 4 hours, including at night, 3 days on and 3 days off. I've

completed

> 2 rounds. Both went smoothly, with no side effects. I'm about 12

> hours away from starting my 3rd round.

>

> This afternoon, after taking a 2-hour flight from Prague to

Moscow, I

> developed a splitting headache and feel nauseous.

>

> Headaches have been a part of my life for a very long time but

this is

> the first one I've had since amalgam removal. :-( I don't think

> redistribution would cause a headache 3 days after ending the

round.

>

> Since I felt fine in Prague, my theory is that I'm reacting to

> something in the air here in Moscow: pollution, possibly from a

> coal-fired power plant. (I have no idea what kind of plants are

> around here, but the air is hardly clean.)

>

> Has anyone else experienced this?

>

>

> ---Katharine

>

[Guest guest]

When I've felt redistribution, it's at about the 3 day point after

ending a round. I have no doubt that environmental exposures make

things worse. Keeping known trouble-makers out of our home and

avoiding outside environmental exposures makes a definite difference

for me.

If our bodies are clogged up with mercury, we have to assume we've

been unable to excrete a number of toxins for a long time.

Joanne

>

> Hello.

>

> Amalgam removal with proper protocol was completed just over 2

weeks

> ago. 5 days after amalgam removal, I started with 12.5 mg DMSA

every

> 4 hours, including at night, 3 days on and 3 days off. I've

completed

> 2 rounds. Both went smoothly, with no side effects. I'm about 12

> hours away from starting my 3rd round.

>

> This afternoon, after taking a 2-hour flight from Prague to

Moscow, I

> developed a splitting headache and feel nauseous.

>

> Headaches have been a part of my life for a very long time but

this is

> the first one I've had since amalgam removal. :-( I don't think

> redistribution would cause a headache 3 days after ending the

round.

>

> Since I felt fine in Prague, my theory is that I'm reacting to

> something in the air here in Moscow: pollution, possibly from a

> coal-fired power plant. (I have no idea what kind of plants are

> around here, but the air is hardly clean.)

>

> Has anyone else experienced this?

>

>

> ---Katharine

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Joanne. The headache seemed way too bad to have been caused only by

dehydration from the flight. I feel much better today and have started my 3rd

round.

I suppose that the good thing is that, eventually, after I get all of the metal

out, I won't suffer from these terrible mercury headaches anymore.

---Katharine

Joanne wannabe3999@...> wrote: When I've

felt redistribution, it's at about the 3 day point after

ending a round. I have no doubt that environmental exposures make

things worse. Keeping known trouble-makers out of our home and

avoiding outside environmental exposures makes a definite difference

for me.

If our bodies are clogged up with mercury, we have to assume we've

been unable to excrete a number of toxins for a long time.

Joanne

>

> ---Katharine

>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Joanne. The headache seemed way too bad to have been caused only by

dehydration from the flight. I feel much better today and have started my 3rd

round.

I suppose that the good thing is that, eventually, after I get all of the metal

out, I won't suffer from these terrible mercury headaches anymore.

---Katharine

Joanne wannabe3999@...> wrote: When I've

felt redistribution, it's at about the 3 day point after

ending a round. I have no doubt that environmental exposures make

things worse. Keeping known trouble-makers out of our home and

avoiding outside environmental exposures makes a definite difference

for me.

If our bodies are clogged up with mercury, we have to assume we've

been unable to excrete a number of toxins for a long time.

Joanne

>

> ---Katharine

>

__._,_._

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Aeroplanes themselves are toxic beasts. Saw a documentary recently

where it exposed the fact that the air in planes enters from around

the engines (wing) and most engines leak oil, the oil becomes micro-

sized in the air and circulates in the cabin for the length of the

flight. This appears to be the reason why babies scream so

incessantly during flights, they are very sensitive and aware of

what is going on.

Coupled with this is the " pongs " from the plastics in the cabin,

sanitisers, other passengers etc. The study was done in the UK and

was so comprehensive that the new 787 (??) planes now being

developed draw air from a source away from the engines.

People think they have jetlag, it is frequently that they are just

poisoned during the flight, taking a bucket of antioxidants before

and after flights would have to be the best option.

na

> >

> > Hello.

> >

> > Amalgam removal with proper protocol was completed just over 2

> weeks

> > ago. 5 days after amalgam removal, I started with 12.5 mg DMSA

> every

> > 4 hours, including at night, 3 days on and 3 days off. I've

> completed

> > 2 rounds. Both went smoothly, with no side effects. I'm about

12

> > hours away from starting my 3rd round.

> >

> > This afternoon, after taking a 2-hour flight from Prague to

> Moscow, I

> > developed a splitting headache and feel nauseous.

> >

> > Headaches have been a part of my life for a very long time but

> this is

> > the first one I've had since amalgam removal. :-( I don't think

> > redistribution would cause a headache 3 days after ending the

> round.

> >

> > Since I felt fine in Prague, my theory is that I'm reacting to

> > something in the air here in Moscow: pollution, possibly from a

> > coal-fired power plant. (I have no idea what kind of plants are

> > around here, but the air is hardly clean.)

> >

> > Has anyone else experienced this?

> >

> >

> > ---Katharine

> >

>