To Andy - Mercury, brain, and psychological symptoms

November 23, 2007

Hi Andy --

Thanks do much for this forum.

I'd like to get some expert help.

I've had dental fillings since the age of 5. Every 8 or 9 years or so

since the age of 17, I'd go through a period of a year or so with

mercury-like symptoms in my brain -- burning brain, light-headedness,

depression, and a feeling like the world was closing in (also bouts of

sudden anger, suicidal thoughts -- the whole 9 yards). In between

these periods I was fine -- felt great and had perfect health.

In Jan 2005, at the age of 53. my health collapsed and I've been on a

continuous cycle of brain-mercury symptoms. In Jan 2006, I finally

understood that my symptoms were mercury related and I got my amalgam

removed in Montreal by Dr. Benoit, a student of Hal Huggins. After

that, I got worse, because the mercury was moving out of my brain. In

Jan 2007, still with mercury symptoms, I discovered Rife machines, and

began removing heavy metals from my body. I could not chelate with ALA

or DMSA because my symptoms would become unbearable. To make a long

story short, I have been gradually getting better this summer (2007)

fter beginning ALA chelation (3 days on, 11 days off). I have now done

9 rounds and was getting to the point where I thought I was about

through. Then, after my last round on Sunday, I began to feel bad

again. By Thursday, my brain symptoms were back full blown. So I'm

confused. (I've also been taking a neutraceutical which is replacing

minerals and nutrients in my body, and really helping with my energy

levels)

I'm almost sure I've eliminated mercury from the rest of my body --

taking DMSA 25 mg every 3 hours for 3 days and nights last summer

(urine test) showed 0 mercury and a little lead. My health is better

-- but my brain symptoms are frightening.

I've been running parasites out with the Rife machine, and

I am going to run Lyme disease just to make sure it isn't that.

My question is, is it possible to get such a strong reaction after

making such a big improvement with ALA? If so, if this is just a

" dump " then I can bear with it and continue ALA. I assume that it's

best to wait until symptoms go away to start another round of ALA?

I couldn't stand to feel any worse in my head than I already do.

Your patience and help is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Ken MacLean

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