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Thank you that was very helpful. We have the minerals and vitamins

mostly covered. Due to her soft tooth enamel, we have the calcium,

magnesium and zinc going daily. The Vit A, E, milk thistle, adrenal

cortex, Vitamin C, D. She is also on Learning Factors.

Lots of sea salt

We are however missing tyrosine in any big quantity. She does get a

bit in the multi and her fortiflax, but maybe not enough. Not on B12,

wasn't sure she has a methy issue, but I guess if Hg toxic, probably.

EnZymAid going but she is not consistent with that. Taurine a bit but

she could use more. NAC...probably needs that too. My son is taurine

and I agree it's wonderful. I will have to be more diligent on getting

more into her.

I do have a problem with iodine..does anyone have a clue where I could

get sodium iodide??

I have not gotten in depth with my iodine from potassium issue on this

board, but I cannot use it neither can she. We have a rare muscle

disorder called a potassium aggravated myotonia...I know to add to the

list of problems... But anyway..

I tried iodine supplementing myself and withing a week, I could barely

move my legs and I was in a ton of pain. So my iodine source cannot be

potassium based. I emailed Andy for help on this because he was a

chemist..and he said if I could get sodium iodide, it would provide

the iodine we would need without the potassium. However, I am not sure

where ever I could get that. So at this time..we are eating as much

sea salt as we want, but I know it's probably not enough.

If anyone has a clue where we could get sodium iodide...??

> >

> > I have posted off an on about my 12 yr old Nt kid and the problems we

> > are having with depression and moods. She is on adrenal support, we

> > are working with an Integrative Ped (she does regular med and

> > homeopathy, Chinese med, holistic med) to determine what is going on

> > and what will help. She appears to have some endocrine problems as far

> > as I can see. The regular ped left off with her TSH being slightly

> > high, they'd recheck later. (3.04) So I perused this consult on my own

> > not wanting to wait till she ended up in a hospital at the age of 14.

> >

> > The plan after an extensive evaluation is this:

> > They would like a psych eval to get a feel for the degree of her

> > depression.

> > The doc is planning to talk with an endocrinologist to see what they

> > think and what testing might be a good idea.

> > And of course coordinating with our regular ped on all this.

> > She says there is some homeopathy that will be helpful, but first

> > wants to determine what is physically going on that's contributing to

> > the depression, anxiety etc (adrenals,thyroid, etc).

> >

> > Has anyone been down this road? My kid has had emotional issues like

> > this since about age 9 (she had 5 amalgams at that time), which is

> > what led us down this path and to the discovery of mercury and that

> > she is poisoned. We are chelating still with dmsa/ala and have her on

> > supplements. Including ACE. But, the depression..nothing seems to help

> > that anymore. So obviously, that's a concern. She does have numerous

> > physical symptoms that point to endocrine too.

> > I am just at a loss...obviously we don't want to medicate unless there

> > was imminent danger, the doctor felt that was not the case. But we

> > would like to find her relieve.

> > The doc will call back mid week about what she finds from consulting

> > with some endo's.

> > Any testing we should do? (already did saliva..it indicates adrenal

> > fatigue).

> > So those who have had a hard time chelating an older Nt kid or even

> > not an NT kid..just one who had a hard time with depression from their

> > mercury...I could use any advise..

> >

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