Re: -- positive things

[Guest guest]

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Thanks for posting this. I am only at 17....wondered how chelation has

helped. Just need some encouragement. I feel like an inch worm when I

really would like to hop across the field like a rabbit.

Thanks

colette

> Sometimes we don't post because there is simply nothing very exciting

to report. Chelation is a long, routine--even tedious--process. I am

on my 34th round (started last August). I'm now at 50 mg ALA and 25 mg

DMSA. Yes, chelation has helped me but I know I still have a long way

to go.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Colette,

Most of the time, I feel like an inchworm, too. In this world of instant

gratification, drive-throughs, and quick fixes, we should remember that we

didn't get sick overnight and that healing will take time. In his original Zone

Diet book, Dr. Barry Sears says that, given the right tools, the human body has

a remarkable ability to repair itself. As I crawl across the chelation field, I

try to keep those words in mind.

Please note that I started adrenal support (HC, DHEA, testosterone) about a year

ago (before amalgam removal) and that has helped a lot, too.

Here's a summary of what I've experienced so far.

Improved clarity of mind

More energy

Improved sense of smell & easier breathing (less stuffed up nose)

Improved libido

Better digestion (also helped by strong anti-yeast actions)

Less anxiety & greater optimism

Finally, somewhere I read that mercury promotes procrastination and sloppiness,

and, in my experience, that is true. Within the last few weeks, I've felt a

surge of desire to get things done and to create order in my home. From time to

time, I feel like my old, mega-organized, super-tidy Virgo self. :-) Knowing

that that person is there, buried under a ton of metal, is enough to inspire me

to keep going.

Hope this helps.

----Katharine

cann7899 wrote: ...,

Thanks for posting this. I am only at 17....wondered how chelation has

helped. Just need some encouragement. I feel like an inch worm when I

really would like to hop across the field like a rabbit.

Thanks

colette

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