Re: Social Anxiety Question

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On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 6:00 AM, dickskirsten <khd326@...> wrote:

>

>

> My DS has greatly improved over the last 3 years using biomed but his

> social anxiety remains. He tells me that looking into people's eyes is like

> looking into a shark's eyes. We have recently tried oxytocin nasal spray but

> with little to no difference. My two questions are:

>

> 1. Is this something that can/may improve with chelation?

> 2. Is there something else biomedically that I should look into trying?

>

> When with family and close friends he has wonderful eye contact, so I know

> he is capable.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Kirsten

>

> _

>

[Guest guest]

Our 5 yr old's anxiety has decreased greatly with AC chelation. (13 months, 39

rounds.) He has excellent eye contact now - even " checking in " while reading a

book with us. Where he is anxious - group settings like parties - it is now

more like nervousness than anxiety. (He giggles and sticks to the outskirts, but

can be drawn in eventually, without tears.) Maggied.

>

> My DS has greatly improved over the last 3 years using biomed but his social

anxiety remains. He tells me that looking into people's eyes is like looking

into a shark's eyes. We have recently tried oxytocin nasal spray but with

little to no difference. My two questions are:

>

> 1. Is this something that can/may improve with chelation?

> 2. Is there something else biomedically that I should look into trying?

>

> When with family and close friends he has wonderful eye contact, so I know he

is capable.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Kirsten

>

[Guest guest]

Have you done a hair test? If he is toxic then chelation could definitely help.

TJ

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From: dickskirsten <khd326@...>

Sent: Fri, December 4, 2009 4:00:53 AM

Subject: [ ] Social Anxiety Question

 

My DS has greatly improved over the last 3 years using biomed but his social

anxiety remains. He tells me that looking into people's eyes is like looking

into a shark's eyes. We have recently tried oxytocin nasal spray but with little

to no difference. My two questions are:

1. Is this something that can/may improve with chelation?

2. Is there something else biomedically that I should look into trying?

When with family and close friends he has wonderful eye contact, so I know he is

capable.

Thank you,

Kirsten

[Guest guest]

I'm an adult with health problems due to my amalgam fillings. Anxiety was one

of the first symptoms I got after my amalgams were placed, and because it

started so early, I'm assuming it will be one of the last to go as I chelate.

I'm not done yet, so I can't be sure, but that's my expectation.

>

> My DS has greatly improved over the last 3 years using biomed but his social

anxiety remains. He tells me that looking into people's eyes is like looking

into a shark's eyes. We have recently tried oxytocin nasal spray but with

little to no difference. My two questions are:

>

> 1. Is this something that can/may improve with chelation?

> 2. Is there something else biomedically that I should look into trying?

>

> When with family and close friends he has wonderful eye contact, so I know he

is capable.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Kirsten

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Patis 30 takes out mercury....

-mary

In a message dated 12/04/09 21:12:53 Mountain Standard Time,

tanya.lopez75@... writes:

I'm an adult with health problems due to my amalgam fillings. Anxiety was one of

the first symptoms I got after my amalgams were placed, and because it started

so early, I'm assuming it will be one of the last to go as I chelate. I'm not

done yet, so I can't be sure, but that's my expectation.

[Guest guest]

Biomedical stuff may help. But I also talk to my kids a lot about social

realities. I have concerns about jumping to the conclusion that this is

something fundamentally " wrong " with the child that they have this feeling. A

lot of folks basically *are* sharks. Being aware of that isn't necessarily " a

problem " -- in fact, being unaware of it can be a much bigger problem. I'm

acutely aware of subtle things people do that signal their real intent, which is

often not in my own best interest. On the one hand, it is stressful to live

with such acute awareness. On the other hand, I manage to avoid bigger problems

that other people very often just have to suffer through. Some things can't be

avoided unless you can manage to not set foot on the slippery slope to begin

with. Pulling that off requires clearly knowing there is danger long before

other people recognize a situation as dangerous and taking action at a very

early stage, well before most people would feel they have reason to take action.

So while I often feel miserable over it, I wouldn't voluntarily give up that

hyper-awareness. It has been too valuable. When I look at other people, their

sense of feeling " comfortable " with things that bother me doesn't look

appealing. I often conclude they feel " comfortable " because they are oblivious

to the very real danger that I am sensing. So, instead, I work on finding ways

to effectively use this awareness to my advantage rather than looking to just be

numb to it. Shaping my life to exclude the " sharks " of the world as much as

possible has gradually made my life happier and more comfortable. But I still

am acutely uncomfortable around shark-like individuals -- and have no desire to

get comfortable with them.

Good luck with this.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

>

> My DS has greatly improved over the last 3 years using biomed but his social

anxiety remains. He tells me that looking into people's eyes is like looking

into a shark's eyes.

[Guest guest]

Colloidal silver is contraindicated for folks with metal issues.

S S

Re: Social Anxiety Question

Posted by: " Md29again " md29again@... marycolorado

Fri Dec 4, 2009 8:17 pm (PST)

Hi,

Patis 30 takes out mercury....

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[Guest guest]

FWIW, anxiety is often due to *adrenal issues*. While the root of this *may* be

mercury, it also may not and instead be due to something else. Many people find

that cortisol saliva testing followed by proper hydrocortisone supplemenation

greatly improves anxiety and other seemingly mental health issues.

> >

> > My DS has greatly improved over the last 3 years using biomed but his social

anxiety remains. He tells me that looking into people's eyes is like looking

into a shark's eyes. We have recently tried oxytocin nasal spray but with

little to no difference. My two questions are:

> >

> > 1. Is this something that can/may improve with chelation?

> > 2. Is there something else biomedically that I should look into trying?

> >

> > When with family and close friends he has wonderful eye contact, so I know

he is capable.

> >

> > Thank you,

> >

> > Kirsten

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Did you remove the amalgams before chelating?

TJ

________________________________

From: tanya.lopez75 <tanya.lopez75@...>

Sent: Fri, December 4, 2009 8:12:22 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Social Anxiety Question

 

I'm an adult with health problems due to my amalgam fillings. Anxiety was one of

the first symptoms I got after my amalgams were placed, and because it started

so early, I'm assuming it will be one of the last to go as I chelate. I'm not

done yet, so I can't be sure, but that's my expectation.

>

> My DS has greatly improved over the last 3 years using biomed but his social

anxiety remains. He tells me that looking into people's eyes is like looking

into a shark's eyes. We have recently tried oxytocin nasal spray but with little

to no difference. My two questions are:

>

> 1. Is this something that can/may improve with chelation?

> 2. Is there something else biomedically that I should look into trying?

>

> When with family and close friends he has wonderful eye contact, so I know he

is capable.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Kirsten

>