Re: Does Mercury cause chemical sensitivities? if so...

[Guest guest]

Yes.

> is this a common occurrence?

Yes.

>if it is, do people's chemical

> sensitivities get better after they remove the mercury from there

> bodies?

Yes.

> i tried ALA andy protocol on too high a dose as i've mentioned before,

> and felt pretty bad.. i stopped and haven't chelated again since,

> which has been i think a few months now.. i started doing saunas and

> noticed i started getting red skin/rashes, and reacted to my clothes i

> believe.. probably detergent.. wondered if the chelation was connected

> to this new occurence, or the sauna shifted stuff around and is

> causing more sensitivities.. as always, confused..

>

> thanks

> scott

>

[Guest guest]

From what I have read, yes, mercury can cause chemical sensitivity,

and removing the mercury can resolve those issues. Andy discusses

things to try for chemical sensitivity, including grapefruit

products, niacinamide, oil of oregano, etc. In fact, he just posted

to someone today (or yesterday) about chemical sensitivity.

Do you have Amalgam Illness? Really, you should probably think

about restarting chelation at very low doses, maybe with DMSA to

help manage the side effects from the ALA, while at the same time

trying things to help the chemical sensitivity side of things.

Anne

>

> is this a common occurrence? if it is, do people's chemical

> sensitivities get better after they remove the mercury from there

> bodies?

>

> i tried ALA andy protocol on too high a dose as i've mentioned

before,

> and felt pretty bad.. i stopped and haven't chelated again since,

> which has been i think a few months now.. i started doing saunas

and

> noticed i started getting red skin/rashes, and reacted to my

clothes i

> believe.. probably detergent.. wondered if the chelation was

connected

> to this new occurence, or the sauna shifted stuff around and is

> causing more sensitivities.. as always, confused..

>

> thanks

> scott

>

[Guest guest]

> is this a common occurrence? if it is, do people's chemical

> sensitivities get better after they remove the mercury from there

> bodies?

Taurine can be helpful for chemical sensitivity.

Dana