Re: Safe to chelate......with hyperhidrosis?

[Guest guest]

I remember Andy mentioning it as a possible symptom in the AI book,

along with it's opposite - not being able to sweat at all.

.... Ya, mentioned on p.26. There is more stuff if you look under

" sweating " in the index.

So, if you have a mercury issue, chelating would be exactly what you

want to do. You certainly have exposure, have you done a hair test yet?

Dave.

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Posted by: " jigglerpuff " jigglerpuff@...

Wed May 14, 2008 10:32 pm (PDT)

Since my first filling removal is this tuesday , ive been getting very

nervous and hoping it

works out ok. All these things pop into my head, and I really have been

meaning to ask this

question.

I suffer from hyperhidrosis (extreme sweating from hands, feet, and

armpits) and was

wondering if chelating with Cutlers recommended doses is ok? I pretty

much sweat all day

with no control so Im not sure if it will effect what Im taking.

Also, Ive had hyperhidrosis as far as I can remember, so Im not sure if

that is a side effect of

mercury...

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation jigglerpuff wrote:

Since my first filling removal is this tuesday , ive been getting very nervous

and hoping it works out ok. All these things pop into my head, and I really have

been meaning to ask this question.

-----------It's very normal to be nervous, we all were. And here's one way to

look at it, all of us here have made it through it, so so will you

-----------Jackie

I suffer from hyperhidrosis (extreme sweating from hands, feet, and armpits)

and was wondering if chelating with Cutlers recommended doses is ok? I pretty

much sweat all day with no control so Im not sure if it will effect what Im

taking.

------------Dave pointed out to read about it in AI, and you could search

onibasu to look for more posts from Andy about it.

We all have a number of different things " out of whack " when we start

chelating, (and that's one of the reasons we do it, is to hopefully correct

these things), and so the safest thing to do is to start at low doses of

chelators and see how you react. If you are really concerned about this, you

can even start lower than 12.5mg. Some people start out at 6mg. It just takes

some experimenting in the beginning to find the right dosage for you.

And in your case with you sweating so much, I would think that replacing

electrolytes (minerals) would be very important for you. Dave has recently

posted about his electrolyte drink and a link to Andy's. You need to make sure

you are replacing those minerals.--------Jackie

Also, Ive had hyperhidrosis as far as I can remember, so Im not sure if that

is a side effect of mercury...

[Guest guest]

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> And in your case with you sweating so much, I would think that replacing

electrolytes

(minerals) would be very important for you. Dave has recently posted about his

electrolyte

drink and a link to Andy's. You need to make sure you are replacing those

minerals.-------

-Jackie

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Thanks Dave and Jackie! I will try that mix. Is SmartWater considered a good

electrolyte drink

or is it all marketing?

[Guest guest]

Check what's in it, and compare to the electrolyte mixes we've

suggested. Making your own will be cheaper, you can change flavor, and

it has the advantage that you don't have to be worried that you might

react to some coloring or artificial flavor in the drink you buy. I

mean, it couldn't be easier to make. Still, we all get lazy once in a

while. :-)

Dave.

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Posted by: " jigglerpuff " jigglerpuff@...

Thu May 15, 2008 6:52 pm (PDT)

>

> And in your case with you sweating so much, I would think that

replacing electrolytes

(minerals) would be very important for you. Dave has recently posted

about his electrolyte

drink and a link to Andy's. You need to make sure you are replacing

those minerals.--------Jackie

Thanks Dave and Jackie! I will try that mix. Is SmartWater considered a good

electrolyte drink or is it all marketing?