Has anybody on this list successfully recovered

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Im just interested 2 know if anybody on this list has been

successfull in recovering from amalgam poisioning.

Mux

[Guest guest]

How long did you chelate before the symptoms disappeared?

rokybird wrote:

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> I sure feel a lot better. CFS gone, Depression gone, autistic

> symptoms gone, After 45 years of mercury poisoning all I need is a life.

>

>

> > Hello,

> >

> > Im just interested 2 know if anybody on this list has been

> > successfull in recovering from amalgam poisioning.

> >

> > Mux

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > I sure feel a lot better. CFS gone, Depression gone, autistic

> > symptoms gone, After 45 years of mercury poisoning all I need is a

life.

[Guest guest]

wow, what a speedy recovery after 45 years of ill-health. Alas, not the

same story for most of us! I had a couple of periods of feeling really

well after the 2/3 rounds of chelation but since then have felt pretty

rough - a real roller-coaster of exacerbation of symptoms/emotions.

I am really pleased for you though.

rokybird wrote:

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>

> > >

> > > I sure feel a lot better. CFS gone, Depression gone, autistic

> > > symptoms gone, After 45 years of mercury poisoning all I need is a

> life.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I have found that my emotions have been on a roller-coaster ever

since the last amalgams were removed. Can I expect this to get worse

with chelation? Are there any things that would help the emotions to

stabilize?

> wow, what a speedy recovery after 45 years of ill-health. Alas,

not the

> same story for most of us! I had a couple of periods of feeling

really

> well after the 2/3 rounds of chelation but since then have felt

pretty

> rough - a real roller-coaster of exacerbation of symptoms/emotions.

>

> I am really pleased for you though.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Tuesday, August 17, 2004, 2:46:36 PM, you wrote:

l> I have found that my emotions have been on a roller-coaster ever

l> since the last amalgams were removed. Can I expect this to get worse

l> with chelation? Are there any things that would help the emotions to

l> stabilize?

I'm not , but I found that while mood-swings do get worse on

some rounds, overall my moods have stabilised a great deal. I think

essential fatty acids helped with this too (flax seed oil and evening

primrose oil and the like).

Regards,

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think the thing that is helping me cope is the fact that I had those

periods of feeling really well after rounds 2 and 3 so I now know that

after years of feeling really ill, I am now on the right track and just

need to chelate all the mercury out.

In Andys book he does say that it's a pretty rough ride for the first year

or so after amalgam removal. I think once you start chelating, the mercury

starts to remove from organs and tissues into the blood which does make

symptoms worse.