Re: I'm cured - Dean

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Hey Dean,

Thanks for posting your " I'm cured " post. It came through to give me

some encouragement at a very difficult time. So difficult I couldn't

even reply and tell you how happy I am for you!!!

Please, please stick around in the group to continue to encourage us -

and to use your freshly reactivated brain cells to remember things for

us....

Thank you for setting up your web pages and especially for posting

hair tests. That is something I really wanted to do, and you just

came along and did it for me! I am very impressed with your

dedication to helping others.

When I went back to find this post I found one line that pertains to me:

" In fact the intuition improves it seems the weaker the adrenals get

in some cases " . I think my intuition is almost as good as my adrenals

are weak, if only my friggin' brain would work a little bit faster!

All the best to you

J

> Hi Val,

> I started chelating roughly a year ago, have just finished my 39

round now

> at 50 DMSA and 30 ALA.

> I can honestly say that I'm cured.

> I haven't really wanted to be so bold and say that out loud. But it

has been

> a month now that I feel back to normal.

> My symptoms resolved bit by bit as I went along and then quite quickly

> during the last 2 months. In fact I feel really fantastic now

comparatively,

> and this last week I dropped almost all of my supplements (except

vitamin C)

> to see how I'd get on, and surprise surprise I had no problems. My

energy is

> back to perfect. Mental symptoms resolved, mood improved, skin

issues gone

> and so much more....

>

> That feeling that 'something is deeply wrong' has disappeared and

that is

> the most important symptom of all to go. Throughout this illness I never

> really looked that ill (except for extreme weight loss), but I knew all

> along SOMETHING WAS VERY WRONG. Not even the people closest to me got it

> (living alone helped), nor do they get it today. It is like I got slowly

> sick, then quickly sick, then slowly well, then quickly well and nobody

> noticed a thing ;-)

>

> When I stumbled upon Andy's work, I knew something was right though.

And I'm

> glad it was.

> If there is one thing about having adrenal issues - it comes with

excellent

> intuition. In fact the intuition improves it seems the weaker the

adrenals

> get in some cases.

>

> There are some other mild issues for me to resolve, but now I'm

heading for

> optimal health and will continue to chelate to make sure all is out.

I have

> used other methods to complement Andy's approach, but am most

grateful to

> Andy for warning of the dangers of chelation and charting a safe

path there.

> It is most certainly the most important part of everything else I used.

>

> It is soooo nice after soooo long to have a real sense of confidence

in my

> health again.

> :-)

> Thanks to all who contributed advice along the way.

> I'm very grateful.

> Dean

>