Re: Ringing in the ears & Lamictal

[Guest guest]

>

> I just had 14 very old amalgam fillings removed...the ringing in my

ears is driving me

> crazy. I just started chelation. Yet, it seems that even after 3

days, I start to feel really

> bad and I can't concentrate, nor can I sleep. My nervous system is

a wreck.

How many rounds have you done. What chelators, dose, and timing?

How are your adrenals? You may need adrenal support.

> I have heard that Lamictal (which is an anti-seizure medicine)

helps reduce ringing and

> helps with depression and brain chemistry. I haven't received my

hair analysis yet so I am

> only guessing that I am mercury poisoned...yet, I have had yeast

infections for years,

> severe allergies, and brain fog off and on. I have an appointment

for incorporating

> Lamictal but am questioning if I am treating the symptoms of mercury

poisoning with a

> " band-aid " and perhaps it will only complicate matters.

Given your reaction to chelation, I'd say it's pretty certain you are

poisoned. You can post your hair test results when you get them -

other information can be gained from the results, besides whether you

meet the counting rules. See the files for how to post.

I do not know if Lamictal is appropriate for tinnitus. I considered

it once as a mood stabilizer, but it has some yucky side effects to

consider. There are other things to consider for tinnitus - if you

have Andy's book, read the section about vinpocetine on p. 165 to see

if it might be appropriate for you.

> The ringing is like when you go to a loud concert and then you leave

and it take a while for

> your ears to settle down. Also, my neck has a lot of pain in it.

Anyone care to comment?

> Steph, I took your advice and reduced my dmsa to 12.5 mg but I feel

terrible!

Try dropping to 6.25 mg or even 4 mg. Adrenal support is probably

needed and will help.

Are you taking all of the recommended supplements? Very important.

> If a " clean " non-poisoned person were to take dmsa, how would it

impact them? Would it

> make them sick?

Nope.

--

> kat

>

[Guest guest]

this post caught my attn, I wanted to add my 2cents in. I started to

chelate just finished my third time, i had to remove plenty of metals

from my mouth not just mercury. I felt aweful after my second

chelation turn. My nervous system was a mess. I started to take

hydrocortisone after I finish my chelation ran for 3 days. Yesterday

was bad today I feel much better due to hydrocortisone, I also take

something for the thyroid and other things. My lesson, like Andy

said support the addrenals. I thought i was doing that but after the

chelation turn I needed more support. Maybe your addrenals need more

support also.

> >

> > I just had 14 very old amalgam fillings removed...the ringing in

my

> ears is driving me

> > crazy. I just started chelation. Yet, it seems that even after 3

> days, I start to feel really

> > bad and I can't concentrate, nor can I sleep. My nervous system

is

> a wreck.

>

>

> How many rounds have you done. What chelators, dose, and timing?

>

> How are your adrenals? You may need adrenal support.

>

>

>

>

>

> > I have heard that Lamictal (which is an anti-seizure medicine)

> helps reduce ringing and

> > helps with depression and brain chemistry. I haven't received my

> hair analysis yet so I am

> > only guessing that I am mercury poisoned...yet, I have had yeast

> infections for years,

> > severe allergies, and brain fog off and on. I have an appointment

> for incorporating

> > Lamictal but am questioning if I am treating the symptoms of

mercury

> poisoning with a

> > " band-aid " and perhaps it will only complicate matters.

>

>

> Given your reaction to chelation, I'd say it's pretty certain you

are

> poisoned. You can post your hair test results when you get them -

> other information can be gained from the results, besides whether

you

> meet the counting rules. See the files for how to post.

>

> I do not know if Lamictal is appropriate for tinnitus. I

considered

> it once as a mood stabilizer, but it has some yucky side effects to

> consider. There are other things to consider for tinnitus - if you

> have Andy's book, read the section about vinpocetine on p. 165 to

see

> if it might be appropriate for you.

>

>

>

>

>

> > The ringing is like when you go to a loud concert and then you

leave

> and it take a while for

> > your ears to settle down. Also, my neck has a lot of pain in

it.

> Anyone care to comment?

> > Steph, I took your advice and reduced my dmsa to 12.5 mg but I

feel

> terrible!

>

>

> Try dropping to 6.25 mg or even 4 mg. Adrenal support is probably

> needed and will help.

>

> Are you taking all of the recommended supplements? Very important.

>

>

>

>

> > If a " clean " non-poisoned person were to take dmsa, how would it

> impact them? Would it

> > make them sick?

>

>

> Nope.

>

> --

>

>

>

>

> > kat

> >

>

[Guest guest]

this post caught my attn, I wanted to add my 2cents in. I started to

chelate just finished my third time, i had to remove plenty of metals

from my mouth not just mercury. I felt aweful after my second

chelation turn. My nervous system was a mess. I started to take

hydrocortisone after I finish my chelation ran for 3 days. Yesterday

was bad today I feel much better due to hydrocortisone, I also take

something for the thyroid and other things. My lesson, like Andy

said support the addrenals. I thought i was doing that but after the

chelation turn I needed more support. Maybe your addrenals need more

support also.

> >

> > I just had 14 very old amalgam fillings removed...the ringing in

my

> ears is driving me

> > crazy. I just started chelation. Yet, it seems that even after 3

> days, I start to feel really

> > bad and I can't concentrate, nor can I sleep. My nervous system

is

> a wreck.

>

>

> How many rounds have you done. What chelators, dose, and timing?

>

> How are your adrenals? You may need adrenal support.

>

>

>

>

>

> > I have heard that Lamictal (which is an anti-seizure medicine)

> helps reduce ringing and

> > helps with depression and brain chemistry. I haven't received my

> hair analysis yet so I am

> > only guessing that I am mercury poisoned...yet, I have had yeast

> infections for years,

> > severe allergies, and brain fog off and on. I have an appointment

> for incorporating

> > Lamictal but am questioning if I am treating the symptoms of

mercury

> poisoning with a

> > " band-aid " and perhaps it will only complicate matters.

>

>

> Given your reaction to chelation, I'd say it's pretty certain you

are

> poisoned. You can post your hair test results when you get them -

> other information can be gained from the results, besides whether

you

> meet the counting rules. See the files for how to post.

>

> I do not know if Lamictal is appropriate for tinnitus. I

considered

> it once as a mood stabilizer, but it has some yucky side effects to

> consider. There are other things to consider for tinnitus - if you

> have Andy's book, read the section about vinpocetine on p. 165 to

see

> if it might be appropriate for you.

>

>

>

>

>

> > The ringing is like when you go to a loud concert and then you

leave

> and it take a while for

> > your ears to settle down. Also, my neck has a lot of pain in

it.

> Anyone care to comment?

> > Steph, I took your advice and reduced my dmsa to 12.5 mg but I

feel

> terrible!

>

>

> Try dropping to 6.25 mg or even 4 mg. Adrenal support is probably

> needed and will help.

>

> Are you taking all of the recommended supplements? Very important.

>

>

>

>

> > If a " clean " non-poisoned person were to take dmsa, how would it

> impact them? Would it

> > make them sick?

>

>

> Nope.

>

> --

>

>

>

>

> > kat

> >

>

[Guest guest]

-Thanks, I have done only two three rounds and started with 50 mg of DMSA

every four hours. The third time I dropped to 12.5. I felt sooo bad. Felt like

my kidneys were overwhelmed with all those supplements. My kidneys hurt

and I got dark circles under my eyes. I have stopped the Chelation now for

a week and feel much better although the ringing is constant. I have ordered

Andy's book and will read it when I get back from Costa Rica. As for my neck,

I am wondering if it is adjusting to 14 new fillings and one new bridge. I

have TMJ so the bite might be causing the ringing in the ears to be worse.

kat

>

> this post caught my attn, I wanted to add my 2cents in. I started to

> chelate just finished my third time, i had to remove plenty of metals

> from my mouth not just mercury. I felt aweful after my second

> chelation turn. My nervous system was a mess. I started to take

> hydrocortisone after I finish my chelation ran for 3 days. Yesterday

> was bad today I feel much better due to hydrocortisone, I also take

> something for the thyroid and other things. My lesson, like Andy

> said support the addrenals. I thought i was doing that but after the

> chelation turn I needed more support. Maybe your addrenals need more

> support also.

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> > > kat

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

-I do have Adrenal Cortex Extract. It comes from New Zealand and is a Bovine

source.

Yet, it has Bezalkonium Chloride and Sodium Chloride used as perservatives.

Anyone have

a comment about these?

kat

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " email4ebay2005 "

wrote:

>

> this post caught my attn, I wanted to add my 2cents in. I started to

> chelate just finished my third time, i had to remove plenty of metals

> from my mouth not just mercury. I felt aweful after my second

> chelation turn. My nervous system was a mess. I started to take

> hydrocortisone after I finish my chelation ran for 3 days. Yesterday

> was bad today I feel much better due to hydrocortisone, I also take

> something for the thyroid and other things. My lesson, like Andy

> said support the addrenals. I thought i was doing that but after the

> chelation turn I needed more support. Maybe your addrenals need more

> support also.

>

>

> > >

> > > I just had 14 very old amalgam fillings removed...the ringing in

> my

> > ears is driving me

> > > crazy. I just started chelation. Yet, it seems that even after 3

> > days, I start to feel really

> > > bad and I can't concentrate, nor can I sleep. My nervous system

> is

> > a wreck.

> >

> >

> > How many rounds have you done. What chelators, dose, and timing?

> >

> > How are your adrenals? You may need adrenal support.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > I have heard that Lamictal (which is an anti-seizure medicine)

> > helps reduce ringing and

> > > helps with depression and brain chemistry. I haven't received my

> > hair analysis yet so I am

> > > only guessing that I am mercury poisoned...yet, I have had yeast

> > infections for years,

> > > severe allergies, and brain fog off and on. I have an appointment

> > for incorporating

> > > Lamictal but am questioning if I am treating the symptoms of

> mercury

> > poisoning with a

> > > " band-aid " and perhaps it will only complicate matters.

> >

> >

> > Given your reaction to chelation, I'd say it's pretty certain you

> are

> > poisoned. You can post your hair test results when you get them -

> > other information can be gained from the results, besides whether

> you

> > meet the counting rules. See the files for how to post.

> >

> > I do not know if Lamictal is appropriate for tinnitus. I

> considered

> > it once as a mood stabilizer, but it has some yucky side effects to

> > consider. There are other things to consider for tinnitus - if you

> > have Andy's book, read the section about vinpocetine on p. 165 to

> see

> > if it might be appropriate for you.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > The ringing is like when you go to a loud concert and then you

> leave

> > and it take a while for

> > > your ears to settle down. Also, my neck has a lot of pain in

> it.

> > Anyone care to comment?

> > > Steph, I took your advice and reduced my dmsa to 12.5 mg but I

> feel

> > terrible!

> >

> >

> > Try dropping to 6.25 mg or even 4 mg. Adrenal support is probably

> > needed and will help.

> >

> > Are you taking all of the recommended supplements? Very important.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > If a " clean " non-poisoned person were to take dmsa, how would it

> > impact them? Would it

> > > make them sick?

> >

> >

> > Nope.

> >

> > --

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > kat

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>I have an appointment for incorporating

> Lamictal but am questioning if I am treating the symptoms of mercury

>poisoning with a

> " band-aid " and perhaps it will only complicate matters.

Sometimes we need band aids to control symptoms so that we can get on

with the business of chelation. I take several drugs that could be

considered band aids. They give me function that I wouldn't have

without them. I can't predict whether or not this med is best for

you, hopefully you and your doctor will be able to figure that out.

You may want to try an even lower dose of DMSA next time. Let us know

how it goes.

J

>

> I just had 14 very old amalgam fillings removed...the ringing in my

ears is driving me

> crazy. I just started chelation. Yet, it seems that even after 3

days, I start to feel really

> bad and I can't concentrate, nor can I sleep. My nervous system is

a wreck.

>

> I have heard that Lamictal (which is an anti-seizure medicine)

helps reduce ringing and

> helps with depression and brain chemistry. I haven't received my

hair analysis yet so I am

> only guessing that I am mercury poisoned...yet, I have had yeast

infections for years,

> severe allergies, and brain fog off and on. I have an appointment

for incorporating

> Lamictal but am questioning if I am treating the symptoms of mercury

poisoning with a

> " band-aid " and perhaps it will only complicate matters.

>

> The ringing is like when you go to a loud concert and then you leave

and it take a while for

> your ears to settle down. Also, my neck has a lot of pain in it.

Anyone care to comment?

> Steph, I took your advice and reduced my dmsa to 12.5 mg but I feel

terrible!

>

> If a " clean " non-poisoned person were to take dmsa, how would it

impact them? Would it

> make them sick?

> kat

>