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I had a really bad problem with ear wax before I got m amalgams pulled, and after I got sick. When they were pulled it seemed to go away overnight, I just realized this a month later. Anybody else have this? Mine was so bad I'd wake up deaf in one ear from the wax and sleeping on that ear all night.
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Joined: Jun 2005
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I read this somewhere: people who have candida yeast typically have an accumulation of fungus in the ears. Because the ear is dark and moist, it provides a perfect environment for yeast to breed. It is close to the blood supply that comes up into the head and therefore is supplied by a major food source.
I had alot of ear wax once I knew I mercury and I was doing a mild form a detox before my removal just have some relief.
Once all of mine are removed I plan on using a product to clean my ear canals.
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Joined: Dec 1999
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Absolutely.
I wrote about this on the forum quite a while ago and someone replied that it had to do with red blood cells dying off. I've never personally looked into the cause.
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Anonymous
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I have wax in the ears. I clean it out with a cottonbud now and again. Sometimes it's yellow, other times dark red.
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Joined: Dec 1999
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It's amazing how many little things we live with all our lives only to find out they're not normal (although common perhaps).
I've had so many things change in the past 5 years that I never knew were caused by mercury; things both physical and emotional (big time). I'm eventually going to make a video and put is up on the site to explain the myriad of experiences I've had. It would just take to long to explain in writing.
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