Guest guest Posted February 10, 2008 Report Share Posted February 10, 2008 Hello Everyone, Reason for writing this post: I seem to be able to stop my occasional and serious gastrointestinal symptoms (IBD, Crohns Disease (CD)) by using the frequent dose ALA supplementation (100 mg, every 3-4 hours during ~4 days) recommended in " Amalgam Illness: Diagnosis Treatment " . Anyone here with a similar experience? Comments? Quick summary of my interest in mercury chelation: I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease 15 years ago. Have had gastrointestinal (GI) problems since. Typical disease scenario: good periods (lasting weeks to months) interspersed with bad periods (lasting a few days to a couple of weeks) of the regular obstructional Crohn's symptoms (one of them being waking up sweaty at night with GI-pain and having to go urgently). Reason for believing my symptoms could be related to mercury: Father was a dentist. Mother worked as a dental assistant before, during and after being pregnant. She had two misscarriages before she had me. Amalgam was used extensively at this time (~1980). Mother had amalgan fillings before, during and anfer I was born. As a teenager, I worked a few hours every weekend cleaning my fathers dental practice. This went on for maybe 5-6 years. I also vaguely remember playing with the mercury from a broken thermometer at several occasions (indoors). I was diagnose with CD when I was 13 years old. Effect of Alpha Lipoic Acid supplementation: When I feel that I'm entering one of those 1-2 week long " bad periods " , if I then start a 4-5 day ALA chelation protocol, the GI-problems are typically gone within a couple of days (i.e., after only a couple of days of ALA chelation). Without the ALA, these flares last between 1-2 weeks, sometimes longer. Best regards, Finkle Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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