I have made an interesting discovery that i would like to share with you.

I had my fillings removed a while ago and after cilantro use i developed dizziness, coordination problems of the legs,
, feelings of detachment from reality, confusion, ringing in the ears etc.

I tried various supplements but nothing really worked for me in the long term. I did a hair analysis and found out i was low in cobalt. I read somewhere that low cobalt levels in the hair show a deficiency of b12.

Interestingly some of the symptoms of b12 deficiency are:

- ringing in the ears (!)
- confusion
- depression
-fatigue
-dementia

I started to take b12 in the form of cyanocobalamin, and did a lab test to find out if i had anaemia. I did not have anaemia and after taking b12 supplements i had normal serum levels.
But i didn't notice a real difference.

Then i read somewhere that mercury can block the uptake of B12 in the brain. The brain can only use B12 in the form of methylcobalamin. I was wondering if the mercury could have created a b12 deficiency in my brain and CNS and that was the reason why i felt so bad.

Still skeptical, i ordered sublingual methycobalamin and took 1000 mcg under the tongue.

The effect was amazing. After 15 minutes I felt i light was being switched on in my brain. My depression was gone, my mind was clear, the fatigue was gone. The effect lasted for 10 hours. I have repeated this a few times(the second time the effect was not so intense) and it always worked.

I do not know if this will work for me in the long term, but i feel
like this could be one of the main reasons why i feel so bad.

It seems like the mercury is blocking the production or the uptake of b12 in the brain and this creates mental symptoms.

I read doctors have used methylcobalamin to cure
mercury poisoned people in sweden and other are using it to reduce symptoms of autism.

Others claim that b12 can methylate mercury making it more toxic. Cutler says this is a myth, others say it is true but this is not enough to cause problems. I heard people having bad experiences with hydroxicobalamin and cyanocobalamin but did not find any reports about methylcobalamin.

It seems to be quite safe but i feel one should increase the dose slowly.

I read that many people are doing better and have increased
mental clarity when taking methylcobalamin. I also found 2 cases where mental problems went away permanently after 1 single dose of b12.

I dont think this is a miracle cure for most people and i have to see how this will work long term but i hope i have finally found a supplement that can reduce my symptoms.

Its cheap and works almost immediatly.