O/T Re: Visual Disturbances

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> And didn't Sunshine, I think it was him, report that different colors

came back after starting chelation? And didn't Klipfel say his

photographic memory came back with chelation? And I believe my sister

told me colors seemed brighter to her, even just after amalgam removal.-

---------Jackie

Yes, my colors got better when I started chelation. I have done 10

rounds of dmsa and the rate of improvement has slowed down

considerably, but the first 4 rounds produced startling improvements in

my color vision. I am still very colour blind, but slightly less so

now.

Sunshine

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Jackie said:

" I think you two are way beyond me in your knowledge of this subject, "

Jackie - how do we learn except by paying a lot of attention here?

So, this is interesting - 2.5 years of chelation and I'm still in black

and white!

Of course, this started when I was an infant, so who the hell knows if I

even developed those neurons. I had two dreams in my life that included

the color red (it was a very passionate relationship and I've

cherished them for the rest of my life!

Oops. This is pathetic.

Dave.

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but I will just mention that on page 26 of AI, Andy says, " Dreaming may

be in black and white. " and " There may be visual disturbances, including

alterations in color perception leading to reduced sensitivity to the

color red, or color blindness. " And on page 45 " Color sensitivity also

impaired. "

And didn't Sunshine, I think it was him, report that different colors

came back after starting chelation? And didn't Klipfel say his

photographic memory came back with chelation? And I believe my sister

told me colors seemed brighter to her, even just after amalgam removal.----

------Jackie