Re: Tests to ask for, and zinc relationship to symptoms

[Guest guest]

Hi Ray

I'm sure many on the list will respond to some of tour comments.

A good place to start before you see your doctor next week, is to read " Oral

Chelation for Mercury "

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/oral_chelation1.html

and for supplements, etc

http://livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/oral_chelation2.html

That'll be a good start. Good luck and keep asking your questions.

Kai

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Sent: Monday, September 29, 2008 6:17 AM

To: <frequent-dose-chelation >

Subject: Tests to ask for, and zinc relationship

to symptoms

>

>

> Hi,

>

> In a week I'll be seeing my integrative-medicine doctor again. I'm

> planning to ask for the Hair Elements Test from Doctor's Data Inc and a

> fractionated urine porphyrin test if he feels that he can trust the lab to

> take care of the sample properly. Depending on the results my plan is to

> have half of my amalgam removed a few weeks later, with the rest removed

> at the beginning of the new year.

>

> Does anyone have any suggestions for tests I should consider leading up

> to having amalgam removed? If you suggest a test please say what you

> would expect from the results, i.e., what you would do differently

> depending on what the results are.

>

> About me: my symptoms are lightheadedness, tingling in extremities, and

> " thirst " . (I don't believe it's really thirst. It is always strongest

> first thing in the morning.) I've noticed at times some tightness in my

> chest. In the past I've had ringing in my ears and tightness in my

> calves. I feel " not as bad " when I eat a non-processed food diet. This

> could be considered a non-sulfur diet, although probably not perfectly so.

> I have a very difficult time getting to sleep at night and waking early in

> the morning, so my whole schedule is shifted later in the day. The latest

> thing I've noticed is an apparent change in symptoms when I change the

> amount of zinc I take. I haven't tested this enough times to be certain,

> but it appears that I feel better when I take more zinc. The last time I

> reduced my zinc intake my lips tingled a lot more and the corners of my

> lips became sore. Taking more zinc reduced these symptoms. (I want to

> confirm for myself that zinc is the cause of these changes.) Any thoughts

> on these symptoms and/or zinc would also be welcome, in addition to the

> above request about tests to consider.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Ray

>

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