Re: what is the logical sequence of treatments for restoration of health?

December 16, 2001

>I am recently dxed heavy metal toxic on Bradford Research Microscope,

>confirmed as mercury on hair mineral analysis at GSDL. I have a dx

>of CFIDS and various other abnormal pathologies aside from the

>mercury. What should I start with?

>

>1. Mercury toxicity.

>2. I am +ve for chlamydia pheumoniae.

>3. I have low T3.

>

>I also have tests scheduled looking at NK Cell function and suspected

>hypercoagulability.

>

>When should the infection be treated, before chelation, concurrently,

>or should we chelate first and then test again thus possibly avoiding

>antibiotics?

Hi Bob, chelation takes a LONG time--- like 6 months to 2 years.

So, my guess (and it IS a guess) is that waiting till you are done

is " out " if these things are very bothersome. I think it is up

to you and is a " case by case " basis---- depending on how much

trouble a symptom is, how treatable it is, how much the treatment

costs, etc etc. Also bear in mind that many things may be

significantly helped by chelation---- so that is a reason not

to wait too long to do the chelation.

just my thoughts on it.

Moria

[chelating mySELF]

December 16, 2001

Bob,

I don't know about your other diagnoses but mercury toxicity interferes with

thyroid function so may be causing your T3 level to register low. Getting rid

of the mercury may restore it to normal. If you have mercury amalgam dental

fillings (silver ones that turn black) you need to have them out (by proper

protocol) before you do chelation.

S

On Sun, 16 December 2001, Moria Merriweather wrote:

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> & gt;I am recently dxed heavy metal toxic on Bradford Research Microscope,

> & gt;confirmed as mercury on hair mineral analysis at GSDL. & nbsp; I have a dx

> & gt;of CFIDS and various other abnormal pathologies aside from the

> & gt;mercury. & nbsp; What should I start with?

> & gt;

> & gt;1. & nbsp; Mercury toxicity.

> & gt;2. & nbsp; I am +ve for chlamydia pheumoniae.

> & gt;3. & nbsp; I have low T3.

> & gt;

> & gt;I also have tests scheduled looking at NK Cell function and suspected

> & gt;hypercoagulability.

> & gt;

> & gt;When should the infection be treated, before chelation, concurrently,

> & gt;or should we chelate first and then test again thus possibly avoiding

> & gt;antibiotics?

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> Hi Bob, & nbsp; chelation takes a LONG time--- like 6 months to 2 years.

> So, my guess (and it IS a guess) is that waiting till you are done

> is & quot;out & quot; if these things are very bothersome. & nbsp; I think it is

up

> to you and is a & quot;case by case & quot; basis---- depending on how much

> trouble a symptom is, how treatable it is, how much the treatment

> costs, etc etc. & nbsp; Also bear in mind that many things may be

> significantly helped by chelation---- so that is a reason not

> to wait too long to do the chelation.

>

> just my thoughts on it.

> Moria

> [chelating mySELF]

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December 18, 2001

Chelate and take a thyroid supplement of T3 only or T3+T4.

Andy

> Hi,

>

> I am recently dxed heavy metal toxic on Bradford Research

Microscope,

> confirmed as mercury on hair mineral analysis at GSDL. I have a dx

> of CFIDS and various other abnormal pathologies aside from the

> mercury. What should I start with?

>

> 1. Mercury toxicity.

> 2. I am +ve for chlamydia pheumoniae.

> 3. I have low T3.

>

> I also have tests scheduled looking at NK Cell function and

suspected

> hypercoagulability.

>

> When should the infection be treated, before chelation,

concurrently,

> or should we chelate first and then test again thus possibly

avoiding

> antibiotics?

>

> Thanks,

> Bob

December 18, 2001

testing back

[ ] Re: what is the logical sequence of treatments for

restoration of health?

> Chelate and take a thyroid supplement of T3 only or T3+T4.

>

> Andy

>

> > Hi,

> >

> > I am recently dxed heavy metal toxic on Bradford Research

> Microscope,

> > confirmed as mercury on hair mineral analysis at GSDL. I have a dx

> > of CFIDS and various other abnormal pathologies aside from the

> > mercury. What should I start with?

> >

> > 1. Mercury toxicity.

> > 2. I am +ve for chlamydia pheumoniae.

> > 3. I have low T3.

> >

> > I also have tests scheduled looking at NK Cell function and

> suspected

> > hypercoagulability.

> >

> > When should the infection be treated, before chelation,

> concurrently,

> > or should we chelate first and then test again thus possibly

> avoiding

> > antibiotics?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Bob

>

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