Re: Lithium (was: Hair test posted for review - Jada.)

[Guest guest]

Cara,

Not Dave here, but what we often tell people is that if you are having

mood related problems, you can try small amounts of supplemental

lithium. At some point in your recovery after you have gotten into

chelation, these things will get better and you won't need the

supplement. However, you have amalgams so you can't chelate yet and

need to manage symptoms. Have you tried essential fatty acids daily?

Like Forti Flax was excellent in helping stabilize some moods in our

house.

You may even need lithium when chelating. we had to use it off and on

for my daughter due to mood problems after rounds. She no longer needs

it but it was very helpful. We used 5mg lithium orotate. Taken when

needed.

Also working on adrenals/thyroid if there are issues there is huge for

moods.

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> > Hi Dave,

> > Yes, undetectable Lithium is an indicator on its own.

> > In fact it is far, far more common than both, or just high Ca.

> > If you have a look at all the hair tests, you'll see it comes up

very often.

> > Another reason why mercury toxic people are so emotionally unstable.

> > No lithium, means no mood modulation.

> > DeanSA

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>

> Hi Dean,

> Would you recommend someone who had low lithium supplement? I've had

3 hair tests

> during the last 12 months and all show undetectable levels of

lithium. I still

> have fillings in and have made huge improvements in my physical

health mainly by

> changing diet but I still go through periods where I'm easily

irritated by others

> and want to become a hermit and when this is real bad I feel unable

to control

> emotions. Or would lithium levels correct themselves eventually

during chelation?

> My moods whilst annoying are bearable most of the time and I can

still get on

> with my life. I hope this is not OT?

>

> Cheers,

> Cara

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