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Any of you go from avid readers to unable to read a book and then get

it back?

I can't read. I start reading way too fast, get lost on the page and

lose interest. It feels like my brain races.

I had 11 amalgams safely removed in 2004/5. I didn't do much as far

as supplements for about 4 months, so I crashed. I have myself on a

few things (multimineral, 2 grams EFAs/day, B complex). I've

chelated with oral DMSA/ALA (15 mgs/20 mgs) according to Andy's

recommendations for about 15 rounds.

Other than reading, I feel like I can focus. I do get racing

thoughts from time to time but they are not irrational (I just think

about a lot of things at once). I also occasionally feel like I'm in

that 'flight or fight' mode (seems related to my hormone cycle). I'm

42.

HELP! I miss my books.

I'm guessing adrenals?

Pam

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Any of you go from avid readers to unable to read a book and then get

it back?

I can't read. I start reading way too fast, get lost on the page and

lose interest. It feels like my brain races.

I had 11 amalgams safely removed in 2004/5. I didn't do much as far

as supplements for about 4 months, so I crashed. I have myself on a

few things (multimineral, 2 grams EFAs/day, B complex). I've

chelated with oral DMSA/ALA (15 mgs/20 mgs) according to Andy's

recommendations for about 15 rounds.

Other than reading, I feel like I can focus. I do get racing

thoughts from time to time but they are not irrational (I just think

about a lot of things at once). I also occasionally feel like I'm in

that 'flight or fight' mode (seems related to my hormone cycle). I'm

42.

HELP! I miss my books.

I'm guessing adrenals?

Pam

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Hey Pam,

I, too, am an avid reader and had the same difficulty. I've been doing pretty

good since chelating (five months)...although I've had something of a setback

this month...unable to concentrate for long periods of time and thoughts

scrambled. I think it's more related to being out of Vit. E for more than a

week. I also suspect, for you, that you need to supplement for your adrenals or

perhaps more magnesium? (racing thoughts and anxiety, I guess, can be related

to either?)

Hope this helps,

Robyn

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