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Joined: Apr 2007
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Missy, that's good that you find magnesium and B vitamins help, every little bit helps. Drinking a good amount of water is important too.
I rely pretty heavily on muscle testing when I am investigating my health, I use testing a lot to test what things are good for me or what areas of my body are weak. I used to muscle test badly for mercury but after a few months I have gotten rid of it all and it tests fine (no more mercury!).
The last place my mercury seemed to be holed up in was my pituitary gland, this is the result I got from muscle testing. It made sense to me since I've read that the pituitary binds mercury quite strongly. When the time came that I started testing fine for mercury (it was all gone) and I still felt exactly the same I was devestated. I really thought I would be better after it was all gone.
There is no question that I have low cortisol and I've already been on 3+ years of adrenal glandulars with no improvement. Weak adreanls certainly heal in less time than 3 years, so weak adrenals has essentially been ruled out.
Then there is the question of the hypothalamus or pituitary being the weak link in the chain. Muscle testing has consistently shown that my hypothalamus is working fine and that my pituitary is very not fine. I also muscle test very good for the pituitary glandular I am taking now.
-Colin
Last edited by Colin; 07/09/07 01:02 PM.
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