Can chelation make your vision worse?

[Guest guest]

I have been chelating for 2 months now and my photophobia,

which has always been my worst and most severe symptom, has gotten much

worse. Is this normal for chelation in the beginning?

It's hard for me to even read.

[Guest guest]

do you know how your taurine and zinc levels are; these two supplements

I think have helped my sight settle down

I had quite bad vison abnormalities over the past year, blurred words

on a page, just could seem to understand words on a page, If I moved my

head fast, I would get dizzy,

AI does not seem to say it (I thought it did) but I just went through

all the pages/sections on taurine and vision related problems. AI does

say and infer that it helps with brain healing (page 163)

" It is necessary for neurohealing later " . and

" zinc helps cells absorb taurine "

MY amino acid tests showed very low taurine and have tested a few

diferent ways to confirm I have zinc deficiency

From a brief internet search under " benefits of taurine "

http://www.mgwater.com/taurine.shtml#vision

Taurine and zinc interact to influence the development of the retinal

structure and function in the eye. Both nutrients promote the healthy

oscillatory potentials necessary for vision, whereas deficiency of

either taurine or zinc depresses the strength of specific potentials

Deficiency of taurine has been identified as the cause of a recent two-

year epidemic of optic neuritis diagnosed in Cuba (44). Ranging from

debilitating medical conditions to this transient bout, taurine is well

established in its multiplicity of roles in the eye

http://www.healthvitaminsguide.com/aminoacids/taurine.htm

it is thought to help with anxiety, hyperactivity, poor brain function

and epilepsy as well as hydrating the brain.

Taurine along with zinc is also required for proper eye health and

vision

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> I have been chelating for 2 months now and my photophobia,

> which has always been my worst and most severe symptom, has gotten

much

> worse. Is this normal for chelation in the beginning?

> It's hard for me to even read.

>

[Guest guest]

do you know how your taurine and zinc levels are; these two supplements

I think have helped my sight settle down

I had quite bad vison abnormalities over the past year, blurred words

on a page, just could seem to understand words on a page, If I moved my

head fast, I would get dizzy,

AI does not seem to say it (I thought it did) but I just went through

all the pages/sections on taurine and vision related problems. AI does

say and infer that it helps with brain healing (page 163)

" It is necessary for neurohealing later " . and

" zinc helps cells absorb taurine "

MY amino acid tests showed very low taurine and have tested a few

diferent ways to confirm I have zinc deficiency

From a brief internet search under " benefits of taurine "

http://www.mgwater.com/taurine.shtml#vision

Taurine and zinc interact to influence the development of the retinal

structure and function in the eye. Both nutrients promote the healthy

oscillatory potentials necessary for vision, whereas deficiency of

either taurine or zinc depresses the strength of specific potentials

Deficiency of taurine has been identified as the cause of a recent two-

year epidemic of optic neuritis diagnosed in Cuba (44). Ranging from

debilitating medical conditions to this transient bout, taurine is well

established in its multiplicity of roles in the eye

http://www.healthvitaminsguide.com/aminoacids/taurine.htm

it is thought to help with anxiety, hyperactivity, poor brain function

and epilepsy as well as hydrating the brain.

Taurine along with zinc is also required for proper eye health and

vision

>

> I have been chelating for 2 months now and my photophobia,

> which has always been my worst and most severe symptom, has gotten

much

> worse. Is this normal for chelation in the beginning?

> It's hard for me to even read.

>

[Guest guest]

Have you tested your adrenals? Adrenal fatigue can worse with

chelation and one of the symptoms of adrenal fatigue is sensitivity to

light.

>

> I have been chelating for 2 months now and my photophobia,

> which has always been my worst and most severe symptom, has gotten

much

> worse. Is this normal for chelation in the beginning?

> It's hard for me to even read.

>