Hi Imgeha,

This weird problem started after a virus and then further dental work. I just started to get this weird cramping feeling in the lower gut, like a dead weight. I've carried it ever since.

Sometimes it lightens up and my whole body responds and I feel like getting up and doing stuff. But this is rare, and mostly I stay quite handicapped by it. I don't notice dizziness or the things you mentioned, it is just a feeling of dead weight in the abdominal area and sometimes goes right around to the back.

Nobody knows what is wrong, I've even had a scan and it's perfecty clear. The candida diet has helped this from time to time, but it always returns readiy when I make any errors. Either further toxic exposure, redistribution of toxins already in me, or cheats on diet. Everything seems to go straight to the lower gut.

It hits me there and remains there and I just cannot handle standing or walking around. I have the urge to constantly sit down. Hard to explain and not something I ever used to have. It interests me that one doctor reckons it's the gangrene from my jaw area that is connected to the gut area. He reckons this might be what's going on.

I however don't know that and it seems a bit too weird to me. Plus this "gangrene" is only detected by his own EAV machine and not really enough xray evidence to support it. Though I believe him, because the side he speaks about is the exact side where the wisdom tooth was removed and how ill I got afterwards...coiincidence perhaps.

At any rate, nobody has an explanation for what's really going on here. It's a mystery and after this recent dental work, things have gotten MUCH worse in that area. I feel so ill now daily that I don't know what to do but "sit". If I move, I get worse. Exercise is out of the question, I try doing that and my virus symptoms flare back up and I wind up in bed with sore throat, fever like feelings and the rest.

So it's a dilemma to say the least. One things just sets of another in me. LIke a dominoe effect. I wish I knew what to do, but it's not so easy! I'm taking DMSA right now in case there has been exposure in the dental office with vapor, but doesn't seem to be doing a thing to help.

It could have been all the local anaesthetic that has made things worse. The toxic by-products? Is there a way of neutralising these toxins? I'm taking vitamin C and E right now and sometimes selenium and I"m on a good diet, but still suffering.

I don't have table salt, I have Real Salt (redmonds rock salt). I even have it with my vitamin C as well, supposed to be a healthy drink and whether I take it or not, don't notice much difference.

Thanks for the info yu've given though, <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> it'll be interesting what turns up from these tests.
Cheers.