Tinnitus and Heart Palpitations

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In a message dated 10/7/02 5:05:37 PM Central Daylight Time,

innovation@... writes:

> regarding chelation and

> tinnitus.

I went to the doctor today to get more " script for drugs " and told her that

I'd gotten my fillings out and was doing better. First thing she asked me,

" Is your tinnitus better? " It is, but I'll be happier when it is gone. It is

just a low roar now.

On the heart, I was going through a site near the one Moria posted today and

read for quite a while regarding autism and mercury toxicity. It seems that

heart palpitations occur in those children.

After my first child my mercury must have really moved around and my heart

began to be a horrible problem. I had a racing heart after the first fillings

(more than 10) were placed at 19 and that is how I got into a teaching

hospital, where they dismissed the illness, which as we can now all see took

me up to age 50. One night literally in the middle of the night, my heartbeat

began to go to 200 and then back down to 80 while in bed doing nothing. I

finally had to take Xanax to cope with that, and some of the other problems

from mercury toxicity, such as not being able to move my diaphram well enough

to breathe. Smooth muscle tissue is one of the targets of mercury. That is

all I know about that, except I have lived it. I suspect that something

cellular happens to smooth muscle but I cannot say what.

Andy's book mentions heart problems and for that I suggest CoQ10 and

Magnesium. Sometimes I also use 5HTP. If the bp is very low and you are also

dehydrated and not vasoconstricting well, you might try some licorice in

capsules. It helps fill the left ventricle and makes the heart stop feeling

like an explosive device.

Hopkins gave me " Ceralyte " and that helped with rehydration a little. The

stuff is sold by company of the same name and contains nothing that bothered

me. Also, trisalts (need script from an alternative physician) or Alkaseltzer

Gold (OTC) can help a racing heart, particularly if it is due to some food or

chemical reaction which of course is originally caused by the mercury in the

body, and the wierd stuff it does to us.

If I eat something that bothers my heart I find that Xanax will knock me out

and it seems to relax smooth muscle. SJ

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In a message dated 10/7/2002 10:38:22 PM Central Daylight Time,

jannarone@... writes:

> Also, trisalts (need script from an alternative physician) or Alkaseltzer

> Gold (OTC) can help a racing heart, particularly if it is due to some food

> or chemical reaction which of course is originally caused by the mercury in

> the body, and the wierd stuff it does to us.

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I buy the Cardiovascular Research Ecological Formula Tri-Salts directly from

them without a prescription.

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Below is a description of that product. I don't know if it's the same thing

you use, but I mix it with straight ascorbic acid powder to buffer the

acidity.

ch

Tri Salts 200 GM $7.95 (S&H $2.50 direct from CREF)

This unique buffering agent contains nutritionally significant amounts of

the essential macrominerals calcium, magnesium, and potassium as carbonates

and bicarbonates and bicarbonates without sodium or other salts. Helps to

maintain an alkaline enviroment in the body. Reduces acidity.The minerals

used in this product are of reagent grade quality & are well tolerated by the

most sensitive individuals.Tri-Salts may be mixed with Vitamin C crystals and

the pH adjusted according to individual needs. Allergen Free. Contains no

sodium.

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In a message dated 10/8/02 10:19:10 AM Central Daylight Time,

graceacademytx@... writes:

> I buy the Cardiovascular Research Ecological Formula Tri-Salts directly from

> them without a prescription.

> ()

> Below is a description of that product. I don't know if it's the same

> thing

> you use, but I mix it with straight ascorbic acid powder to buffer the

> acidity.

>

I don't know what is in the trisalts that I get from Dr. Rea at the

Environmental Health Center Dallas, but I will call the pharmacy and find

out. He has told me to mix them into water and sip them throughout the day.

It is probably the same thing as above. Also, alkaseltzer gold can be used in

a similar fashion. I'll have to " research " why tri-salts work, what they do,

etc. by contacting the pharmacy that compounds them. SJ