Mercury poisoning. Brain V body symptoms

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A question about words from Andy taken from here:

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/1668.html

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Any ideas on how to determine which symptoms are from mercury in the

brain and which are from mercury in the body?

It is pretty clear from case reports (from patients, not MD's).

Endocrine problems, especially poor stress tolerance: brain.

Emotional volatility, difficulty teling what people are about: brain

Difficulty getting along with people, attention deficit: brain

Brain fog is about 70/30 body/brain. Mostly it does go away even

without brain detox.

Yeast is actually a brain related problem (it is controlled by

inadequate hormone levels, especially hydrocortisone) and while it

improves with body detox, it doesn't go away until the brain is

cleared if it is a real bad case.

Allergies, food sensitivities, chemical sensitivities do mostly go

away with body detox.

Fibromyalgia seems to be mostly body tox. Chronic fatigue seems to be

about 70/30 body/brain.

Andy Cutler

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Looking at that, its fairly clear that the majority of my serious

problems are body mercury related. Allergies, food sensitivities,

chemical sensitivities, fibromyalgia, fatigue, brain fog(a little),

muscle pain is a nightmare…etc….which have caused me a lot of

trouble. The brain stuff is much less of a problem, although still a

problem…just less than the physical things……short term memory is poor

and my adrenal and thyroid are fatigued (which I am addressing)

Q: Is this why I am so sensitive to DMSA? I am on my 13th round and

my manageable level of DMSA is just 6mg every 3 hours, 3 days on 4

days off. I tried extending the rounds but was too much. I am 5

months amalgam free now.

I have also had fabulous results from lots of body cleansing,

parasite cleanses, kidney cleanses, bowel cleanses…every time I do

one I get better and better. I been at these cleanses for some time

now and I continue to get lots of gunk out of me and it continues to

make me feel ……well …..great. Is this because my mercury is affecting

me physically more than mentally?

With this understanding, does it mean I should focus on a specific

chelator more than another? Is DMSA gonna be better for me? or will I

need to chelate with ALA whatever happens anyway? Or will ALA be

better for me?

Whatever happens I will not try ALA until I can increase my DMSA

dose. When I get three easy rounds I will try and increase.

Sunshine