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Joined: Nov 2006
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Hello, I recently started chelation therapy and am very excited to have found this forum. (thanks Sandi for the link!). I'm been on the anti-candida diet for over a year and had all 7 of my metal fillings replaced. I'm slowly getting better, but still have a way to go. Acne, allergies, headaches, eczema, achy muslces, ulnar neuropathy, brain fog, and cervial pain are all improving, but the fatigue seems to be the hardest to get rid of. My testing showed that I am producing antibodies for my thyroid and have hypothyrodism and suppressed adrenals. My doctor did not put me on any thyroid medication, only supplements as I am working on improving my gut and digestion and getting rid of the mercury. I'm intested in learning more about how mercury effects the thyroid and adrenals and sharing what I have already learned. I was also wondering how quickly the thyroid and adrenal got back to normal for others after starting chelation? Should I start a thread under Health Questions or do you think it would be better to add hypothyroidism to the diseases and conditions section? Thanks. Looking forward to learning more. chigirl
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Joined: Apr 2006
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Welcome, Chigirl, you can start a new thread on the mercury fillings/amalgam poisoning section if you like, im sure you will get some good info.
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Joined: Nov 2006
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Joined: Dec 1999
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Hi chigirl, There are a couple supplement I could recommend for your situation. Here they are: Thyroid Support Adrenal Support These may help solve your problem. I used Thyroid support myself for my mercury issues and it worked wonderfully. It did take a couple days to really feel the difference, however. Hope this helps. My Story http://herballure.com/mms
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