Well, this time I've really fallen off the wagon, so I feel like nothing is helping, but I'll let you know in a few weeks. However, in the past? Diet was actually the only way of me even coping.

IT didn't cure me, but it lifted me. Less depression, less anxiety, better sleep, more energy, no itching in certain areas, better appearance etc. But the underlining problem still very strong, so strong in fact, it's like battling the whole time. One wrong move, and I collapse. I cannot afford to really do a thing wrong. Diet is all I have, because the real problem is not being dealt with, nobody really knows exactly what it is, or tests give contradictory results. Very hard.

This time, after cheating many times, I'm finding it difficult to get back to that. Not seeing reuslts right now. So feeling disheartened. But again, maybe in a few weeks I will.

I know Aaron, it is really hard, but I try and tell myself it's just ":food". That is all. I mean I have to actualy consider there are people starving out there, so surely my limited diet is actually not that much of a sacrifice. I mean plenty of eggs, meat, liver, chicken, vegetables, you do get used to it. Plenty of the fats, and you maybe able to eat some plain sugar free acidophilus yoghurt and some raw nuts like brazil and almonds.

It does take a bit to get into this, but if it works, then I don't see why it's such a huge deal. It is at first becuase you are not used to it. And also any candida issues you have, will really create cravings because they do not like being starved to death.

I hope you do not kill yourself!!! I'm not trying to pressure you, Im really trying to give you some way that may actually alleviate some of this problem. If any of your issues is yeast, then you will never know unless you treat it. Testing this or that, often does nt give accurate results. I got told I had no candida at all. That was rubbish, even after testing.
Once I did the diet, I went through die off and had symptoms from yeast spilling their toxins and alcohols (I even felt drunk). I improved after 3 weeks. Not easy, but I kept at it.

It's an option Aaron, not a pressure. But it's the only option I have, plus the supplements in order to aid some of your symptoms whilst you chelate the mercury. I dont know of any medication that will do the job for you. If I did, I'd be taking it myself.