Re: would using frequent ALA dose affect a non Hg person?

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I have gone the adrenal / thyroid route before. No help

I do think my testosterone took a nose dive last year - but don't know

if my basic insurance covers that kind of med.

> > I have pretty much been consistently worse on and off round since

> > starting ala.

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> > I do not seem to react typically to mercury - it has made me

> > constantly exhausted with no relief for 20 yrs. I don't really get

> > ups and downs. And I think with chelating - my tiredness just gets

> > more intense at all times. No pattern, such as worse 2 days after.

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> Consider adrenal issues. Adrenal support would likely help

> tremendously. Start with diet, lifestyle modification, supplements,

> and Rx if needed. There are lots of posts about adrenal fatigue in

> the archives... and what to do about it in AI.

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> J

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> > I do agree about increasing too quickly. I first started at 25 mg

> > ala, but quickly cut dose to 12.5

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> > thanks -

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