Re: Question for those of us with Gilbert's Syndrome...

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> I think there are a few folks on this site who have Gilbert's and

> whether or not we agree that we got it from Mercury or not -I was just

> wondering what specific supplements you take? I pretty much follow

> Andy's supplement protocol, but I thought I may need something that one

> of you find helpful for treating this " Gilbert's thing " . My unconj.

> bilirubin stays one or two points high and I continue to always have a

> yellowish glow and it disturbs me. (not really noticeable to others

> though). After having this for several years it starts to freak me out

> every now and then ya know? I have not done chelation yet, but I hope

> to if I can ever get my adrenals up to speed. Has anyone ever cured GS

> after completing chelation? Any advice always a blessing. Sidney

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hey sid, I can't really answer your question but being recently

diagnosed with gilbert's syndrome I will tell you this:

when my candida problems started 4 years ago i had liver tests and my

bilirubin was 1,25 so slightly elevated, then as I was treating

candida and supporting liver health throughout the next 2 years it

dropped to 1.1. (so basically from 2004 to the fall of 2006 it kept on a steady

level of 1.1-1.2).

Then I found out about my possible mercury problem from a hair analysis and in

october 2006 had an unprotected mercury removal exposure RIGHT AFTER which my

health completely collapsed with me NOW having huge dementia and basically

mental illness.

As I said, the 1.1 bilirubin score was right before the amalgam removal. In

february 2007 I had bilirubin of 1.35 (first time

ever) and just recently it has been 2.55 and of course I am feeling

worse than ever and i am continuing to go downhill.

So bascially my bilirubin levels are a direct mirroring of progression of my

health problems and no doubt it has got to do with mercury exposure since that's

when the spiking started.

so in theory, chelation should resolve it, yeah.