Re: question about muscle twitching/vibrating

[Guest guest]

Lo,

The twitches have come and gone . . . occasionally to

come back again if I don't follow the rules!

However, the vibration is always there. One time it

stopped for an instant - that really got my attention!

In fact, that's when I realized I had a vibration

feeling. I'm so used to the vibration that I seldom

notice it. I'm glad it's not worse!

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Lo

I don't really know if any one knows what causes this. It appears

to be related to nerve impulses though it seems more like it is just

coming from our muscles. I have read this on other sites. I have

had a problem with this for years with my fibromyalgia. Now I only

get it when I am detoxing. I have read sites and it is very common

with fibromyalgia and lou gehrigs disease and probably many other

illnesses. Many people have it and never find out why. They go and

get tests done and nothing turns up. All I know is that in my case,

it used to be part of my illness, now it is only part of my

detoxification process. That is encouraging for me. I only get the

symptoms when I take things that kill off candida, mycoplasma or

other pathogens. So in my opinion, these symptoms are a way of the

body showing it is toxic. I think therefore, it can resolve as your

body becomes less toxic. Are you taking any supplements right now?

If you are doing any detoxing or supplementation, it could account

for the symptoms becoming more pronounced. I did notice that taking

some sublingual vitamin b12 helped me before I got the implants

out. Hang in there.

Hugs

kathy

--- In , " lolosky2 " <lolosky2@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

> I've been experiencing SO much more twitches especially in my legs

and

> a lot of vibrating feeling where I feel like I am standing on a

train

> platform and a train is going by. I was wondering what causes the

> twitches and shaking? Is it a brain or muscle problem? I am

still

> implanted and have to be for another 2 months so I don't know if

that

> gets resolved, I hear it gets better but I was wondering if it

ever

> dissapears completely. I seem to get the impression it doesn't go

> away completely after explant. For those of you who are explanted

did

> the twitching and vibrating go away compeletely or partially?

Also if

> someone could tell me what causes it I would really appreciate

it.

> Thanks a lot,

> Lo