RE: Re: Arthritis feeling in fingers during chelation

[Guest guest]

Hi Jaco,

My chelation is going really well but I have have had

similar mild problems with my joints and connective

tissues while chelating. When I am on round or

shortly after, activities I would normally tolerate,

such as playing guitar or drums, will result in

unusual, persistent joint pain. I haven't found

anything I can do about it, and is seems to be less

and less of a problem as chelation continues. I am

pretty confident this will normalize after I am

detoxified.

Good luck,

Dave

--- Jaco Louw wrote:

> My temperature is indeed too low and I am currently

> on T3 treatment

> ('s Temperature Syndrome treatment) for past

> week and a bit, as well

> as cortisol for adrenal insufficiency (helps a lot

> with brain fog and energy

> levels) for the last month or so, which together

> have lifted my temperature

> quite a lot already. My temperature was however

> 36.2C (97.16F) average even

> when I started with DMSA two months ago (now around

> 36.7C (98.06F)) and I

> did not get the arthritis. It only started about

> three weeks ago.

>

>

> Also, I do not take calcium supplements, only lots

> of magnesium + tons of

> vitamins and herbs, but I have been doing this for

> the past year without any

> joint pain developing.

>

>

> I take 2 times 2 softgel omega 3 capsules daily.

>

>

> This leaves only the possibility of excess ascorbic

> acid, however then why

> would the problem only really surface especially

> notably during recent

> chelation rounds (I still take between 5 to 10 grams

> of Vit C even between

> rounds, though far less acidic tasting than the

> powder in the capsule).

> Would it help if I then consumed lots of alkaline

> stuff, like a glass of

> celery juice every so often?

>

>

> Any further comments welcome please.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

> Jaco

>

>

[Guest guest]

Maybe check on Manganese and Boron - both can be helpful for joint/connective

tissue problems. Particularly Manganese is needed for the cushioning from

repetitive motions - like using a jack hammer, riding on a bumpy bus, jogging

and I guess drumming.

And maybe Vitamin K because it is connected somehow with Manganese and is also

part of the bone/joint health picture.

Gail.

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Sat, 23 Aug 2008 17:43:44 -0700Subject: Re: Re:

Arthritis feeling in fingers during chelation

Hi Jaco,My chelation is going really well but I have have hadsimilar mild

problems with my joints and connectivetissues while chelating. When I am on

round orshortly after, activities I would normally tolerate,such as playing

guitar or drums, will result inunusual, persistent joint pain. I haven't

foundanything I can do about it, and is seems to be lessand less of a problem as

chelation continues. I ampretty confident this will normalize after I

amdetoxified.Good luck,Dave--- Jaco Louw wrote:> My

temperature is indeed too low and I am currently> on T3 treatment> ('s

Temperature Syndrome treatment) for past> week and a bit, as well> as cortisol

for adrenal insufficiency (helps a lot> with brain fog and energy> levels) for

the last month or so, which together> have lifted my temperature> quite a lot

already. My temperature was however> 36.2C (97.16F) average even> when I started

with DMSA two months ago (now around> 36.7C (98.06F)) and I> did not get the

arthritis. It only started about> three weeks ago.> > > Also, I do not take

calcium supplements, only lots> of magnesium + tons of> vitamins and herbs, but

I have been doing this for> the past year without any> joint pain developing.> >

> I take 2 times 2 softgel omega 3 capsules daily.> > > This leaves only the

possibility of excess ascorbic> acid, however then why> would the problem only

really surface especially> notably during recent> chelation rounds (I still take

between 5 to 10 grams> of Vit C even between> rounds, though far less acidic

tasting than the> powder in the capsule).> Would it help if I then consumed lots

of alkaline> stuff, like a glass of> celery juice every so often?> > > Any

further comments welcome please.> > Regards> > > > Jaco> >

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