Guest guest Posted October 4, 2008 Report Share Posted October 4, 2008 Hello, I'm new here and have been devouring all the great info in the files and links section. What a great resource this group is! I am overwhelmed by all the info and wondering where to begin. I have 7 mercury amalgams. Last year a pc of one broke off and I swallowed it. I was in good health at the time. 43 yr old female. Shortly after my joints swelled up and I could only walk w/ braces. Sever fatigue and brain fog. MD said hypothyroid w/ Hashi's. Then my adrenals crashed and I started on biological doses of cortisol which helped quite a lot. LDN has helped bring down antibodies. I recently took a small amount of iodine for help w/ thyroid and fybrocystic breasts. The iodine caused a sever reaction. Intense kidney pain, the MOTHER of all headaches and joint pain, brain fog, adrenal symptoms, chest pain w/ racing heart (not hypothyroid though) etc. I am pretty convinced I have high levels of mercury. In addition to the amalgams, my mother used to break open thermometrs and let my brother and I play w/ the mercury (good times!) I know I can chelate before removing amalgams. Here are my questions: If you were me, would you bother testing levels before proceeding w/ amalgam removal? I've read that tests are often inconclusive anyway. Is it important to get baselines to work with, or is it more important to go by symptoms? If I do test, I understand hair is best. This is the most economical test I could find to order online ( no insurance) http://www.luckyvitamin.com/item/itemKey/58849 $70 Would it likely give reliable results? It's going to take some time to be able to afford all the amalgam removals (again, no insurance) sio in the interim, would I do well to take something like Algin to mop up the mercury that is likely floating around inside? I appreciate any thoughts or input that any of you may have and look forward to learning and participating here. Thanks very much, DD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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