Re: O/T Re: Visual Disturbances

[Guest guest]

I think you two are way beyond me in your knowledge of this subject, but I will

just mention that on page 26 of AI, Andy says, " Dreaming may be in black and

white. " and " There may be visual disturbances, including alterations in color

perception leading to reduced sensitivity to the color red, or color blindness. "

And on page 45 " Color sensitivity also impaired. "

And didn't Sunshine, I think it was him, report that different colors came back

after starting chelation? And didn't Klipfel say his photographic memory

came back with chelation? And I believe my sister told me colors seemed

brighter to her, even just after amalgam removal.----------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation Dave - AM&FDC Posts wrote:

Jay - I have the same problem. I've known for a long time that I dream

in B/W, but now that you mention it ... My visualization of things is

also in B/W. So what, exactly, does this mean?

Dave.

Thanks for mentioning this, I had not heard of Grunwald before

although I am familiar with Bates. Before I knew about mercury issues,

it was a real mystery to me why I couldn't make progress with Bates

methods, e.g. palming. It was also the first time that I realized that

I could not visualize like most people, since visualization is a

fundamental aspect of Bates. I couldn't imagine any color, and though

I had no problem drawing things on paper, it was always monochrome.

Jay