Re: Goals for Wellness--O/T

[Guest guest]

> I'll second that. I never knew about adrenal problems until I started

> to chelate.

I agree with all and Dean have to say but that wasn't anywhere

near what I was attempting to communicate; the thrust of my post was

more philosophical in nature: We can't all do everything all the time

so how do we make choices in our personal approach to treatment. That's

all.

And yes, I've had all my amalgams removed and all that. I'm new but I'm

a quick study :-)

~robin

[Guest guest]

>

> > I'll second that. I never knew about adrenal problems until I started

> > to chelate.

>

> I agree with all and Dean have to say but that wasn't anywhere

> near what I was attempting to communicate; the thrust of my post was

> more philosophical in nature: We can't all do everything all the time

> so how do we make choices in our personal approach to treatment. That's

> all.

The way I did it was to try to think of the most important thing(s) to

work on, and work on those one at a time. I was helped in the process

by stumbling on good diet information about 6 years before amalgam

removal, so I had diet and supplements in place before I tackled the

amalgams.

With supplements, I set priorities, buy inexpensive sources of the

essential ones first, and then add others as I see the need and have

the money.

One other thing I wanted to add to your list - " you can't afford the

luxury of one single negative thought " .

J

>

> And yes, I've had all my amalgams removed and all that. I'm new but I'm

> a quick study :-)

>

> ~robin

>