Re: Looking for MS help - TK?

[Guest guest]

TK, etal.

I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one lesion

showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not indicate

when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware of....she

says she did not feel poorly afterwards. Is the fact that she felt find

conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never heard of

chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has one

amalgam in)

3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to Andy's

book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not really

covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in the

index.(???)

4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

diagnostic?

5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I pointed her

towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of action? Any

good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here there

is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years and years

of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

Thanks for any and all help,

Inga

[Guest guest]

TK, etal.

I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one lesion

showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not indicate

when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware of....she

says she did not feel poorly afterwards. Is the fact that she felt find

conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never heard of

chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has one

amalgam in)

3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to Andy's

book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not really

covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in the

index.(???)

4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

diagnostic?

5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I pointed her

towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of action? Any

good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here there

is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years and years

of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

Thanks for any and all help,

Inga

[Guest guest]

>

> TK, etal.

>

> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one

lesion

> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

TK--- symptoms ?

>

> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not

indicate

> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware

of....she

> says she did not feel poorly afterwards.

Is the fact that she felt fine

> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

TK--- no, but it is a good sign

>

> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

heard of

> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has

one

> amalgam in)

TK--- correct

>

> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to

Andy's

> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not

really

> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in

the

> index.(???)

>

> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

> diagnostic?

TK--- hair analysis would still be a good tezt to determine what is

possibly happening.

>

> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

pointed her

> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

TK--- Nothing, I don't follow Higgins - he has hurt too many people

with some of the things he promotes.

>

> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

action? Any

> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

TK-- I am sure there are forums for MS that would be a good start.

I would do a Hair Elements analysis along with all appropriate lab

work to see if there is anything that shows up that she can work on.

>

> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here

there

> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years

and years

> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

TK--- If she hasn't she needs to do all the lab work she can to help

diagnose any problems she can treat - thyroid, adrenal etc......

>

> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

TK--- Hg toxicity causes all kinds of problems. She needs to do

some testing to help her find out what to persue.

>

> Thanks for any and all help,

> Inga

>

[Guest guest]

>

> TK, etal.

>

> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one

lesion

> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

TK--- symptoms ?

>

> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not

indicate

> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware

of....she

> says she did not feel poorly afterwards.

Is the fact that she felt fine

> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

TK--- no, but it is a good sign

>

> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

heard of

> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has

one

> amalgam in)

TK--- correct

>

> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to

Andy's

> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not

really

> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in

the

> index.(???)

>

> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

> diagnostic?

TK--- hair analysis would still be a good tezt to determine what is

possibly happening.

>

> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

pointed her

> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

TK--- Nothing, I don't follow Higgins - he has hurt too many people

with some of the things he promotes.

>

> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

action? Any

> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

TK-- I am sure there are forums for MS that would be a good start.

I would do a Hair Elements analysis along with all appropriate lab

work to see if there is anything that shows up that she can work on.

>

> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here

there

> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years

and years

> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

TK--- If she hasn't she needs to do all the lab work she can to help

diagnose any problems she can treat - thyroid, adrenal etc......

>

> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

TK--- Hg toxicity causes all kinds of problems. She needs to do

some testing to help her find out what to persue.

>

> Thanks for any and all help,

> Inga

>

[Guest guest]

>

> TK, etal.

>

> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one

lesion

> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

TK--- symptoms ?

>

> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not

indicate

> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware

of....she

> says she did not feel poorly afterwards.

Is the fact that she felt fine

> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

TK--- no, but it is a good sign

>

> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

heard of

> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has

one

> amalgam in)

TK--- correct

>

> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to

Andy's

> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not

really

> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in

the

> index.(???)

>

> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

> diagnostic?

TK--- hair analysis would still be a good tezt to determine what is

possibly happening.

>

> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

pointed her

> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

TK--- Nothing, I don't follow Higgins - he has hurt too many people

with some of the things he promotes.

>

> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

action? Any

> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

TK-- I am sure there are forums for MS that would be a good start.

I would do a Hair Elements analysis along with all appropriate lab

work to see if there is anything that shows up that she can work on.

>

> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here

there

> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years

and years

> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

TK--- If she hasn't she needs to do all the lab work she can to help

diagnose any problems she can treat - thyroid, adrenal etc......

>

> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

TK--- Hg toxicity causes all kinds of problems. She needs to do

some testing to help her find out what to persue.

>

> Thanks for any and all help,

> Inga

>

[Guest guest]

Andy has written about a connection between MS and mercury in

archives. I can't remember where, and don't have time to search right

now. I think there is a case report in his hair test book.

I have MS and am expecting it to resolve with chelation.

Proper removal of the last amalgam, hair test, and Cutler style

chelation is the way to go.

I had good results with the 'best bet diet' for MS (and others have as

well). The diet helps to control symptoms. see www.direct-ms.org

BUT be sure to warn her to use ***Andy's*** supplements. direct-ms

lists ALA and RALA on their designer (optional) supplement list. I've

asked them to take them off with no luck so far (I decided I can't

control all the bad advise on the internet).

J

>

> TK, etal.

>

> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one lesion

> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>

> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not indicate

> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware of....she

> says she did not feel poorly afterwards. Is the fact that she felt find

> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

>

> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

heard of

> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has one

> amalgam in)

>

> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to Andy's

> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not really

> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in the

> index.(???)

>

> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

> diagnostic?

>

> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

pointed her

> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

>

> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

action? Any

> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

>

> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here there

> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years and

years

> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

>

> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

>

> Thanks for any and all help,

> Inga

>

[Guest guest]

Andy has written about a connection between MS and mercury in

archives. I can't remember where, and don't have time to search right

now. I think there is a case report in his hair test book.

I have MS and am expecting it to resolve with chelation.

Proper removal of the last amalgam, hair test, and Cutler style

chelation is the way to go.

I had good results with the 'best bet diet' for MS (and others have as

well). The diet helps to control symptoms. see www.direct-ms.org

BUT be sure to warn her to use ***Andy's*** supplements. direct-ms

lists ALA and RALA on their designer (optional) supplement list. I've

asked them to take them off with no luck so far (I decided I can't

control all the bad advise on the internet).

J

>

> TK, etal.

>

> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one lesion

> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>

> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not indicate

> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware of....she

> says she did not feel poorly afterwards. Is the fact that she felt find

> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

>

> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

heard of

> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has one

> amalgam in)

>

> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to Andy's

> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not really

> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in the

> index.(???)

>

> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

> diagnostic?

>

> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

pointed her

> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

>

> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

action? Any

> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

>

> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here there

> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years and

years

> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

>

> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

>

> Thanks for any and all help,

> Inga

>

[Guest guest]

Andy has written about a connection between MS and mercury in

archives. I can't remember where, and don't have time to search right

now. I think there is a case report in his hair test book.

I have MS and am expecting it to resolve with chelation.

Proper removal of the last amalgam, hair test, and Cutler style

chelation is the way to go.

I had good results with the 'best bet diet' for MS (and others have as

well). The diet helps to control symptoms. see www.direct-ms.org

BUT be sure to warn her to use ***Andy's*** supplements. direct-ms

lists ALA and RALA on their designer (optional) supplement list. I've

asked them to take them off with no luck so far (I decided I can't

control all the bad advise on the internet).

J

>

> TK, etal.

>

> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one lesion

> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>

> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not indicate

> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware of....she

> says she did not feel poorly afterwards. Is the fact that she felt find

> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

>

> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

heard of

> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has one

> amalgam in)

>

> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to Andy's

> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not really

> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in the

> index.(???)

>

> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

> diagnostic?

>

> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

pointed her

> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

>

> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

action? Any

> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

>

> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here there

> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years and

years

> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

>

> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

>

> Thanks for any and all help,

> Inga

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Hair Test Interpretation has a case study of a person with MS on pg. 201.

W.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Hair Test Interpretation has a case study of a person with MS on pg. 201.

W.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Hair Test Interpretation has a case study of a person with MS on pg. 201.

W.

[Guest guest]

>

>>

>> TK, etal.

>>

>> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one

> lesion

>> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>

>

> TK--- symptoms ?

IM>>>>Problems with pronounced staggering gait. Also, I think she

mentioned some mental symptoms of disorientation,IF I recall correctly.

Before that she had had lower back pain, unsuccesfully treated by

chiropractics. Medical testing showed spinal chord lesions as well as one

in the brain.

~Inga

[Guest guest]

>

>>

>> TK, etal.

>>

>> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one

> lesion

>> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>

>

> TK--- symptoms ?

IM>>>>Problems with pronounced staggering gait. Also, I think she

mentioned some mental symptoms of disorientation,IF I recall correctly.

Before that she had had lower back pain, unsuccesfully treated by

chiropractics. Medical testing showed spinal chord lesions as well as one

in the brain.

~Inga

[Guest guest]

> Thanks ,

I will tell her to go search onibasu.com

I know of a fellow who was in a wheelchair for 9 years - had his amalgams

out, and has been able to walk ever since, with only an occaissional need

for a cane, like when going downstairs he said.

After finding out that mercury was the root cause for his " MS " , he

believed that mercury was also responsible for the death of his young

duangther....so much sadness....sigh.

~Inga

>

> Andy has written about a connection between MS and mercury in

> archives. I can't remember where, and don't have time to search right

> now. I think there is a case report in his hair test book.

>

> I have MS and am expecting it to resolve with chelation.

>

> Proper removal of the last amalgam, hair test, and Cutler style

> chelation is the way to go.

>

> I had good results with the 'best bet diet' for MS (and others have as

> well). The diet helps to control symptoms. see www.direct-ms.org

> BUT be sure to warn her to use ***Andy's*** supplements. direct-ms

> lists ALA and RALA on their designer (optional) supplement list. I've

> asked them to take them off with no luck so far (I decided I can't

> control all the bad advise on the internet).

>

> J

>

>

>

>

>>

>> TK, etal.

>>

>> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one lesion

>> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>>

>> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not indicate

>> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware of....she

>> says she did not feel poorly afterwards. Is the fact that she felt find

>> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

>>

>> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

> heard of

>> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has one

>> amalgam in)

>>

>> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to Andy's

>> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not really

>> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in the

>> index.(???)

>>

>> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

>> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

>> diagnostic?

>>

>> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

> pointed her

>> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

>> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

>>

>> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

> action? Any

>> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

>>

>> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here there

>> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years and

> years

>> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

>>

>> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

>> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

>>

>> Thanks for any and all help,

>> Inga

>>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Thanks ,

I will tell her to go search onibasu.com

I know of a fellow who was in a wheelchair for 9 years - had his amalgams

out, and has been able to walk ever since, with only an occaissional need

for a cane, like when going downstairs he said.

After finding out that mercury was the root cause for his " MS " , he

believed that mercury was also responsible for the death of his young

duangther....so much sadness....sigh.

~Inga

>

> Andy has written about a connection between MS and mercury in

> archives. I can't remember where, and don't have time to search right

> now. I think there is a case report in his hair test book.

>

> I have MS and am expecting it to resolve with chelation.

>

> Proper removal of the last amalgam, hair test, and Cutler style

> chelation is the way to go.

>

> I had good results with the 'best bet diet' for MS (and others have as

> well). The diet helps to control symptoms. see www.direct-ms.org

> BUT be sure to warn her to use ***Andy's*** supplements. direct-ms

> lists ALA and RALA on their designer (optional) supplement list. I've

> asked them to take them off with no luck so far (I decided I can't

> control all the bad advise on the internet).

>

> J

>

>

>

>

>>

>> TK, etal.

>>

>> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one lesion

>> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>>

>> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not indicate

>> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware of....she

>> says she did not feel poorly afterwards. Is the fact that she felt find

>> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

>>

>> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

> heard of

>> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has one

>> amalgam in)

>>

>> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to Andy's

>> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not really

>> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in the

>> index.(???)

>>

>> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

>> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

>> diagnostic?

>>

>> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

> pointed her

>> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

>> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

>>

>> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

> action? Any

>> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

>>

>> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here there

>> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years and

> years

>> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

>>

>> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

>> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

>>

>> Thanks for any and all help,

>> Inga

>>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Thanks ,

I will tell her to go search onibasu.com

I know of a fellow who was in a wheelchair for 9 years - had his amalgams

out, and has been able to walk ever since, with only an occaissional need

for a cane, like when going downstairs he said.

After finding out that mercury was the root cause for his " MS " , he

believed that mercury was also responsible for the death of his young

duangther....so much sadness....sigh.

~Inga

>

> Andy has written about a connection between MS and mercury in

> archives. I can't remember where, and don't have time to search right

> now. I think there is a case report in his hair test book.

>

> I have MS and am expecting it to resolve with chelation.

>

> Proper removal of the last amalgam, hair test, and Cutler style

> chelation is the way to go.

>

> I had good results with the 'best bet diet' for MS (and others have as

> well). The diet helps to control symptoms. see www.direct-ms.org

> BUT be sure to warn her to use ***Andy's*** supplements. direct-ms

> lists ALA and RALA on their designer (optional) supplement list. I've

> asked them to take them off with no luck so far (I decided I can't

> control all the bad advise on the internet).

>

> J

>

>

>

>

>>

>> TK, etal.

>>

>> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one lesion

>> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>>

>> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not indicate

>> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware of....she

>> says she did not feel poorly afterwards. Is the fact that she felt find

>> conclusive in any way as to whether further damage was done or not?

>>

>> 2) She knows nothing about proper chelation...I beleive has never

> heard of

>> chelation at all, ergo has not done any.(Good, since she still has one

>> amalgam in)

>>

>> 3) I briefed her on ALA chelation just a bit and directed her to Andy's

>> book, but upon inspection of my own copy, I see that MS is not really

>> covered in the Amalgam Illness book, at least I did not find it in the

>> index.(???)

>>

>> 4) With one amalgam still in, but all others removed, what is the

>> likelyhood that deranged mineral transport would be an effective

>> diagnostic?

>>

>> 5) I see that Huggins has a book out on MS and amalgams, and I

> pointed her

>> towards that. I suspect it would be a very good book, but I have

>> personally not read read it......what do you know about it?

>>

>> 6) What should I recommend to this lady as the best course of

> action? Any

>> good REAL resources for her that you know of, TK?

>>

>> At least the good thing is that the doctors have already told here there

>> is nothing they can do, so at least she won't get stuck in years and

> years

>> of some kind of totally useless therapy while things go downhill.

>>

>> I am a little concerned that Amalgam Illness book does not address

>> MS...or does it, and it was just not in the index?

>>

>> Thanks for any and all help,

>> Inga

>>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> > TK--- symptoms ?

>

> IM>>>>Problems with pronounced staggering gait.

For me this was gluten intolerance (presumably with a genetic

predisposition and mercury induced). Removing gluten from my diet

resolved balance type problems.

>Also, I think she

> mentioned some mental symptoms of disorientation,

drinking electrolyte solutions seems to help me with this. The one I

am using now is 1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp baking soda, 1 T honey, juice of

1 lemon, 4 c water.

>IF I recall correctly.

> Before that she had had lower back pain, unsuccesfully treated by

> chiropractics. Medical testing showed spinal chord lesions as well

as one

> in the brain.

>

> ~Inga

>

[Guest guest]

> > TK--- symptoms ?

>

> IM>>>>Problems with pronounced staggering gait.

For me this was gluten intolerance (presumably with a genetic

predisposition and mercury induced). Removing gluten from my diet

resolved balance type problems.

>Also, I think she

> mentioned some mental symptoms of disorientation,

drinking electrolyte solutions seems to help me with this. The one I

am using now is 1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp baking soda, 1 T honey, juice of

1 lemon, 4 c water.

>IF I recall correctly.

> Before that she had had lower back pain, unsuccesfully treated by

> chiropractics. Medical testing showed spinal chord lesions as well

as one

> in the brain.

>

> ~Inga

>

[Guest guest]

> > TK--- symptoms ?

>

> IM>>>>Problems with pronounced staggering gait.

For me this was gluten intolerance (presumably with a genetic

predisposition and mercury induced). Removing gluten from my diet

resolved balance type problems.

>Also, I think she

> mentioned some mental symptoms of disorientation,

drinking electrolyte solutions seems to help me with this. The one I

am using now is 1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp baking soda, 1 T honey, juice of

1 lemon, 4 c water.

>IF I recall correctly.

> Before that she had had lower back pain, unsuccesfully treated by

> chiropractics. Medical testing showed spinal chord lesions as well

as one

> in the brain.

>

> ~Inga

>

[Guest guest]

In Hal Huggins book " It's all in your Head " he does a chapter on MS

and how he has seen a connection and people recover following

amalgam removal/treatment. If that helps at all.

MS has also been show to come on following vaccinations which

contained mercury. As we are seeing in Gulf War vets now.. " Gulf War

Syndrome " . So maybe some reference there. I think the Hal book would

be worth reading at least. Note however that he does not advocate

for " chemical chelation " meaning dmsa...just natural detox. But the

science in relation to the illness is good. He usually explains in

his books exactly how mercury interferes in the body and causes MS.

FYI: my daughters hair test showed deranged minerals and she had one

filling still in when we did the test. So it will show up with or

without the fillings.

>

> TK, etal.

>

> I have a gal that has had a positive diagnosis for MS, has one

lesion

> showing in the brain, and became symptomatic earlier this year.

>

> 1)She had all but one amalgam removed some time ago (did not

indicate

> when) with absolutely NO safety precautions that she is aware

of....she

>