Re: Hair test 214 - please help

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Even though it's been about 3 years since my last amalgams were

replaced, I'm thinking I might do just the DMSA for several rounds. I

suspect I have plenty of mercury stored outside my brain.

For instance, my joints make popping sounds. Is mercury replacing

critical mineral co-factors in my joints? Probably so.

Also, I've got chronic muscle tension that doesn't go away no matter

how much I relax or massage the muscles. One day I saw a diagram for

something called " fibromyalgia " saying that fibromyalgia patients

tended to have muscle tension in a few characteristic spots in the

body. I have sore spots in those exact areas. This leads me to

believe that my muscle tension might not be simply from " stress " .

It would be such a relief for my joints and muscles to work properly.

.... and in the meantime I made an appointment to see . Thanks

for all the comments and suggestions, and Alice.

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> Seeing as you are doing ok with 25 mg DMSA, I would continue with

> that. Lower to 12.5 mg if you are having problems. You can do some

> rounds DMSA only to see how it goes. I am assuming that it has been

> at least 3 months since all amalgam was removed? because Cutler

> recommends not using ALA until after that 3 month period. It is ok

> for you to use ALA, but with the adrenal problem, I would use _very_

> low doses for now (6.25 mg) so as not to put too much stress on your

> adrenals.

[Guest guest]

-Hi ,

Muscle tension in my case stems from a poor liver and

digestion.. When I take things to improve my liver function the

muscle spasm is lessoned. Milk thistle, phosphatidyl choline,

NAC, enzymes with ox bile, selenium, sulfate, sulfur foods for me

are a necessity for me to improve my phase 1 and phase2 liver

function.. Taking hormonal supports like testosterone, estrogen,

pregnenolone, progesterone cream and forskholin all add to an

improved liver. Plus treating constipation with magnesium and

vitamin c..

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " edwardjm55 "

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> Also, I've got chronic muscle tension that doesn't go away no matter

> how much I relax or massage the muscles. One day I saw a diagram

for

> something called " fibromyalgia " saying that fibromyalgia patients

> tended to have muscle tension in a few characteristic spots in the

> body. I have sore spots in those exact areas. This leads me to

> believe that my muscle tension might not be simply from " stress " .

>

> It would be such a relief for my joints and muscles to work

properly.

>