RE: Re: calcium-magnesium ratio/ electrolytes

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In frequent-dose-chelation simon cohen wrote:

Dave (and ), thanks for your opinion.

I indeed think/feel it is al about problems with electrolytes.

Today I am as bad as ever: itching, dizzy and almost no power anymore:

too much magnesium ?

----------Not sure about the magnesium, but it could be some kind of

imbalance. I believe has said that she gets very weak when her potassium

goes low, so you could try that also. And is the dizziness like low BP? If so,

that could be adrenal, and your adrenals like/need sodium.

If you have any Alka Seltzer Gold, it has both potassium and sodium in it, so

you could try that. Also sea salt in water is good for the adrenals and gives

you sodium, and Lite Salt has potassium, so you can drink that in water.

says if it tastes good, then you need it, if it doesn't, then you have enough.

I think its definitely worthwhile to do some experimenting with

electrolytes.--------Jackie

I started calcium too and experiment with both, on different occasions, to see

if I can figure out what suits me best. I just took calcium,

and I feel better ?! Just experimenting.

-----------Definitely worth experimenting with.--------Jackie

My copper-level has been very high too (in my hair-analysis;

3 years ago !), as well as my calcium-level, so...

---------If it's been 3 years since your last hair test, maybe you should

consider getting another one done? Usually people with high copper test more

frequently, to see if it has come down. And hair tests are on sale this month

at Direct Labs, so it's a good time to do it.

Also, high hair calcium usually means your body is dumping it, and you are

actually low and should be supplementing it, so you very likely do need to take

calcium.--------Jackie

Greetings,

Simon

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> To: frequent-dose-chelation

> From: mercury@...

> Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2008 05:34:47 -0700

> Subject: Re: calcium-magnesium ratio

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>

> Simon - I've been wondering about the same thing. I had serious

> problems with both adrenals and fibro-myalgia. I took Andy's advice and

> used a lot of magnesium, but it didn't do any good. It was only a

> couple of years into this that I started taking a combination of calcium,

> table salt and baking soda, which turns out to be exactly what I

> needed. This is kind of odd, because Mg is the element that muscles use

> to signal relaxation, and Ca is for contraction; nevertheless, it works

> for me. Subsequently, I've found comments by others that indicate that

> what they needed for things like TMJ was also Ca. Don't ask me why, but

> what is clear is that we all have problems with electrolytes, which

> appear to go back to hormonal problems as various adrenal and thyroid

> hormones regulate electrolyte levels. So experimenting with them

> (electrolytes) is definitely important.

>

> Dave.

>

> Posted by: " simon " simoncohen_2@...

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Thanks Jackie.

I forgot to mention that my potassium was the lowest (totally red !),

in my hair-analysis, 3 years ago. I did some supplementing with

potassium. I am going on with experimenting.

I can check my blood-pressure every time at home, and my

homeopathic doctor is doing the same: every time my bp is okay.

Can I order a hair analysis (at DD) myself or " must my doctor do it " ?

I see him every month (next friday), and he will do it.

Greetings,

Simon