Re: Need help for buzzing head and dizziness

October 31, 2006

>

> I have had 75% of my amalgams removed to this point. I will get to

> 100% in about 2.5 weeks if I can stay sane and well enough.

>

> I have had increasing noise in my head with the second and third

> amalgam removal sessions with the dentist. The dizziness I am

> experiencing is getting to the point of intolerable. I also am

having

> trouble expressing myself, typing, thinking, seeing clearly, etc.

I

> am down to eating just meat, fat, and non-sulphur veges. I tried

> quinoa yesterday with no apparent problem. Having candida (seems

> under control now), I am afraid to eat anything. But now I really

> believe that the food (other than the suplhur foods and of course

> sugars) is really not to blame for any of these symptoms. I drink

only

> water. I am taking a lot of supplements. I tried Alkaseltzer

gold.

> It did not help these problems. I am now to the point I do not

feel I

> should be driving.

>

> I would appreciate any suggestions for some relief from the buzzing

> and dizziness in particular.

>

I have also had vision problems from hg, to the point where it

effected my driving.

Since you still have amalgams in, and assuming that these symptoms

are hg related, taking chelation agents might pull out hg from the

remaining fillings. I would be very tempted to try it, though, if I

were in your shoes. Dmsa has stopped redistribution symptoms before

for me, and might help here. The negative would be that it may pull

more hg out of your remaining fillings, and make you have more

problems. So this is a risk, but might be worth it.

Sauna would help you sweat out a lot of the hg without side effects,

other than those inherent with a sauna. This would be a safer bet.

Good luck,

Shay

October 31, 2006

>

> I have had 75% of my amalgams removed to this point. I will get to

> 100% in about 2.5 weeks if I can stay sane and well enough.

>

> I have had increasing noise in my head with the second and third

> amalgam removal sessions with the dentist. The dizziness I am

> experiencing is getting to the point of intolerable. I also am

having

> trouble expressing myself, typing, thinking, seeing clearly, etc.

I

> am down to eating just meat, fat, and non-sulphur veges. I tried

> quinoa yesterday with no apparent problem. Having candida (seems

> under control now), I am afraid to eat anything. But now I really

> believe that the food (other than the suplhur foods and of course

> sugars) is really not to blame for any of these symptoms. I drink

only

> water. I am taking a lot of supplements. I tried Alkaseltzer

gold.

> It did not help these problems. I am now to the point I do not

feel I

> should be driving.

>

> I would appreciate any suggestions for some relief from the buzzing

> and dizziness in particular.

>

I have also had vision problems from hg, to the point where it

effected my driving.

Since you still have amalgams in, and assuming that these symptoms

are hg related, taking chelation agents might pull out hg from the

remaining fillings. I would be very tempted to try it, though, if I

were in your shoes. Dmsa has stopped redistribution symptoms before

for me, and might help here. The negative would be that it may pull

more hg out of your remaining fillings, and make you have more

problems. So this is a risk, but might be worth it.

Sauna would help you sweat out a lot of the hg without side effects,

other than those inherent with a sauna. This would be a safer bet.

Good luck,

Shay

November 1, 2006

IMPORTANT NOTE - it is NEVER appropriate to use DMSA or any other

chelation agent until ALL amalgam has been safely removed.

J

> >

> > I have had 75% of my amalgams removed to this point. I will get to

> > 100% in about 2.5 weeks if I can stay sane and well enough.

> >

> > I have had increasing noise in my head with the second and third

> > amalgam removal sessions with the dentist. The dizziness I am

> > experiencing is getting to the point of intolerable. I also am

> having

> > trouble expressing myself, typing, thinking, seeing clearly, etc.

> I

> > am down to eating just meat, fat, and non-sulphur veges. I tried

> > quinoa yesterday with no apparent problem. Having candida (seems

> > under control now), I am afraid to eat anything. But now I really

> > believe that the food (other than the suplhur foods and of course

> > sugars) is really not to blame for any of these symptoms. I drink

> only

> > water. I am taking a lot of supplements. I tried Alkaseltzer

> gold.

> > It did not help these problems. I am now to the point I do not

> feel I

> > should be driving.

> >

> > I would appreciate any suggestions for some relief from the buzzing

> > and dizziness in particular.

> >

> I have also had vision problems from hg, to the point where it

> effected my driving.

>

> Since you still have amalgams in, and assuming that these symptoms

> are hg related, taking chelation agents might pull out hg from the

> remaining fillings. I would be very tempted to try it, though, if I

> were in your shoes. Dmsa has stopped redistribution symptoms before

> for me, and might help here. The negative would be that it may pull

> more hg out of your remaining fillings, and make you have more

> problems. So this is a risk, but might be worth it.

>

> Sauna would help you sweat out a lot of the hg without side effects,

> other than those inherent with a sauna. This would be a safer bet.

>

> Good luck,

>

> Shay

>

November 1, 2006

>

> I have had 75% of my amalgams removed to this point. I will get to

> 100% in about 2.5 weeks if I can stay sane and well enough.

>

> I have had increasing noise in my head with the second and third

> amalgam removal sessions with the dentist.

Because this problem is getting worse with each amalgam removal I am

wondering if your dentist is using proper precautions or if maybe he

is sort of using sloppy technique. I would check this out as best you

can. Some mercury free dentists were poisoned themselves and can have

difficulties with tremors, concentration and focus and so on. It's

best to stay away from the dentists who don't really believe mercury

is all that toxic.

The dizziness I am

> experiencing is getting to the point of intolerable. I also am having

> trouble expressing myself, typing, thinking, seeing clearly, etc.

I have not had difficulty with buzzing in the head but I have had all

the other symptoms.

For dizziness, have you checked to see how low your blood pressure.

If you could borrow a home BP monitor you could check the value at

various times and see if it corresponds with dizziness. One thing to

check is bp laying down and then on standing. If it drops it is

something to talk to your doctor about.

The other things that I think would be worth considering are adrenals

- with the 4x per day saliva test, thyroid - with at least free T3 and

free T4, TSH, and thyroid antibodies, and an EEG.

There have been many times when I have had to stop driving for a

period of time. My adrenal and thyroid problems seem to be a factor,

and also some sort of problem with brain electrical activity.

J

I

> am down to eating just meat, fat, and non-sulphur veges. I tried

> quinoa yesterday with no apparent problem. Having candida (seems

> under control now), I am afraid to eat anything. But now I really

> believe that the food (other than the suplhur foods and of course

> sugars) is really not to blame for any of these symptoms. I drink only

> water. I am taking a lot of supplements. I tried Alkaseltzer gold.

> It did not help these problems. I am now to the point I do not feel I

> should be driving.

>

> I would appreciate any suggestions for some relief from the buzzing

> and dizziness in particular.

>

November 1, 2006

>

> I have had 75% of my amalgams removed to this point. I will get to

> 100% in about 2.5 weeks if I can stay sane and well enough.

>

> I have had increasing noise in my head with the second and third

> amalgam removal sessions with the dentist.

Because this problem is getting worse with each amalgam removal I am

wondering if your dentist is using proper precautions or if maybe he

is sort of using sloppy technique. I would check this out as best you

can. Some mercury free dentists were poisoned themselves and can have

difficulties with tremors, concentration and focus and so on. It's

best to stay away from the dentists who don't really believe mercury

is all that toxic.

The dizziness I am

> experiencing is getting to the point of intolerable. I also am having

> trouble expressing myself, typing, thinking, seeing clearly, etc.

I have not had difficulty with buzzing in the head but I have had all

the other symptoms.

For dizziness, have you checked to see how low your blood pressure.

If you could borrow a home BP monitor you could check the value at

various times and see if it corresponds with dizziness. One thing to

check is bp laying down and then on standing. If it drops it is

something to talk to your doctor about.

The other things that I think would be worth considering are adrenals

- with the 4x per day saliva test, thyroid - with at least free T3 and

free T4, TSH, and thyroid antibodies, and an EEG.

There have been many times when I have had to stop driving for a

period of time. My adrenal and thyroid problems seem to be a factor,

and also some sort of problem with brain electrical activity.

J

I

> am down to eating just meat, fat, and non-sulphur veges. I tried

> quinoa yesterday with no apparent problem. Having candida (seems

> under control now), I am afraid to eat anything. But now I really

> believe that the food (other than the suplhur foods and of course

> sugars) is really not to blame for any of these symptoms. I drink only

> water. I am taking a lot of supplements. I tried Alkaseltzer gold.

> It did not help these problems. I am now to the point I do not feel I

> should be driving.

>

> I would appreciate any suggestions for some relief from the buzzing

> and dizziness in particular.

>

November 1, 2006

>

> I have had 75% of my amalgams removed to this point. I will get to

> 100% in about 2.5 weeks if I can stay sane and well enough.

>

> I have had increasing noise in my head with the second and third

> amalgam removal sessions with the dentist.

Because this problem is getting worse with each amalgam removal I am

wondering if your dentist is using proper precautions or if maybe he

is sort of using sloppy technique. I would check this out as best you

can. Some mercury free dentists were poisoned themselves and can have

difficulties with tremors, concentration and focus and so on. It's

best to stay away from the dentists who don't really believe mercury

is all that toxic.

The dizziness I am

> experiencing is getting to the point of intolerable. I also am having

> trouble expressing myself, typing, thinking, seeing clearly, etc.

I have not had difficulty with buzzing in the head but I have had all

the other symptoms.

For dizziness, have you checked to see how low your blood pressure.

If you could borrow a home BP monitor you could check the value at

various times and see if it corresponds with dizziness. One thing to

check is bp laying down and then on standing. If it drops it is

something to talk to your doctor about.

The other things that I think would be worth considering are adrenals

- with the 4x per day saliva test, thyroid - with at least free T3 and

free T4, TSH, and thyroid antibodies, and an EEG.

There have been many times when I have had to stop driving for a

period of time. My adrenal and thyroid problems seem to be a factor,

and also some sort of problem with brain electrical activity.

J

I

> am down to eating just meat, fat, and non-sulphur veges. I tried

> quinoa yesterday with no apparent problem. Having candida (seems

> under control now), I am afraid to eat anything. But now I really

> believe that the food (other than the suplhur foods and of course

> sugars) is really not to blame for any of these symptoms. I drink only

> water. I am taking a lot of supplements. I tried Alkaseltzer gold.

> It did not help these problems. I am now to the point I do not feel I

> should be driving.

>

> I would appreciate any suggestions for some relief from the buzzing

> and dizziness in particular.

>

November 1, 2006

Thank you for your thoughts. I am seeing my new naturopathic

doctor tomorrow for the second time. She uses the Cutler protocols

and has consulted with him in the past. I feel fortunate to find her.

I definitely intend to talk with her about adrenal and thyroid

testing and support among other things. I know already that I have

low blood pressure. I hadn't connected that to my vertigo. It is

worth considering.

As for the dentist, he is extremely careful. He has been practicing

mercury free dentistry for 25 years and originally studied with

Huggins, but later with others. I have oxygen, rubber dam with

caulking around each tooth, immediate air filtration, etc. Amalgam is

removed in as big chunks as possible and as quickly as possible. His

hands are as steady as any dentist I have every been to. He suits up

like the guys on Andromeda Strain. The other thing that impressed me

about this dentist was how clear his eyes are. Also the office feels

extremely clean upon entering. I never experienced that in a dental

office before.

I am feeling a little bit better as of yesterday afternoon. It has

been one week since my last amalgam removal. The dizziness has

subsided so I am at least functional. I am feeling rather weak and

very low energy. My last amalgam removal is on Nov. 16. I will be

glad to get on the other side of that!

> >

> > I have had 75% of my amalgams removed to this point. I will get to

> > 100% in about 2.5 weeks if I can stay sane and well enough.

> >

> > I have had increasing noise in my head with the second and third

> > amalgam removal sessions with the dentist.

>

> Because this problem is getting worse with each amalgam removal I am

> wondering if your dentist is using proper precautions or if maybe he

> is sort of using sloppy technique. I would check this out as best you

> can. Some mercury free dentists were poisoned themselves and can have

> difficulties with tremors, concentration and focus and so on. It's

> best to stay away from the dentists who don't really believe mercury

> is all that toxic.

>

> The dizziness I am

> > experiencing is getting to the point of intolerable. I also am having

> > trouble expressing myself, typing, thinking, seeing clearly, etc.

>

> I have not had difficulty with buzzing in the head but I have had all

> the other symptoms.

>

> For dizziness, have you checked to see how low your blood pressure.

> If you could borrow a home BP monitor you could check the value at

> various times and see if it corresponds with dizziness. One thing to

> check is bp laying down and then on standing. If it drops it is

> something to talk to your doctor about.

>

> The other things that I think would be worth considering are adrenals

> - with the 4x per day saliva test, thyroid - with at least free T3 and

> free T4, TSH, and thyroid antibodies, and an EEG.

>

> There have been many times when I have had to stop driving for a

> period of time. My adrenal and thyroid problems seem to be a factor,

> and also some sort of problem with brain electrical activity.

>

> J

November 1, 2006