Re: Lithium (was: Hair test posted for review - Jada.)

[Guest guest]

Cara - yes, lithium orotate or lithium aspartate. These are nutritional

supplements and have lithium content much lower than the (potentially toxic)

lithium carbonate that is used for bipolar cycling. Try and see if it helps.

If not, drop it.

Dave.

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Posted by: " star1978 " angelldust2@... angelldust2

Sun May 25, 2008 7:18 am (PDT)

> Hi Dave,

> Yes, undetectable Lithium is an indicator on its own.

> In fact it is far, far more common than both, or just high Ca.

> If you have a look at all the hair tests, you'll see it comes up very often.

> Another reason why mercury toxic people are so emotionally unstable.

> No lithium, means no mood modulation.

> DeanSA

Hi Dean,

Would you recommend someone who had low lithium supplement? I've had 3 hair

tests

during the last 12 months and all show undetectable levels of lithium. I still

have fillings in and have made huge improvements in my physical health mainly by

changing diet but I still go through periods where I'm easily irritated by

others

and want to become a hermit and when this is real bad I feel unable to control

emotions. Or would lithium levels correct themselves eventually during

chelation?

My moods whilst annoying are bearable most of the time and I can still get on

with my life. I hope this is not OT?

Cheers,

Cara

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Dean,

>

> Would you recommend someone who had low lithium supplement? I've had 3

> hair tests

> during the last 12 months and all show undetectable levels of lithium. I

> still

> have fillings in and have made huge improvements in my physical health

> mainly by

> changing diet but I still go through periods where I'm easily irritated by

> others

> and want to become a hermit and when this is real bad I feel unable to

> control

> emotions. Or would lithium levels correct themselves eventually during

> chelation?

> My moods whilst annoying are bearable most of the time and I can still get

> on

> with my life. I hope this is not OT?

> Cheers,

> Cara

Hi Cara,

Yes, you should supplement lithium at 5-15mg elemetal lithium in the form of

Lithium orotate/aspartate.

It usually works very quickly, though just out of interest, many report that

it takes the edge of a bit too much.

Getting easliy irritated allows for near-constant adrenaline release, and

this anxious feeling can be addictive.

Creative people especially miss that unstabile edge and find they have to

lower the dosage of lithium.

I've mostly found people do well on 5mg and thereafter 10mg.

DeanSA