That's quite amazing sunshine, considering you have only JUST started on this!! Even now, you are noticing little things happening. Usually what I found was a constant cycle of improvements and regressions. Because the only way to truly improve, unfortunately is to regress again as your body tries to clear another layer of cr*p.

My brother is colour blind SS. He's also blind in one eye, so it's kind of tragic that the "one" eye he has, can't even perceive colours as they really are.

My grandfather was also colourblind, so there was the genetic tendency already there. Apparently it misses a generation and then hits the next male child. Weird.

Anyway, the fact you are noticing something from the DMSA? Something that seems more vivid, is so encouraging at this very early stage. And when I hear stuff like this, it makes me feel more encouraged to recommend his protocol.

I'm really glad to have been instrumental in you discovering it! Makes me feel good when that happens. This protocol has probably the best track record I have heard yet and I cannot understand why on earth more doctors are not taking it onboard? Is there a touch of professional jealousy in some cases I wonder? Certainly I have encountered quite angry retorts on Andy's protocol from some professionals, even when you pass on the success, they seem antagonistic and irritated by it and seek only to criticise. But to me, results speak louder than any of it and I say, let the layperson just keep spreading the word on here, if it cannot be done elsewhere.

Your experience does remind me of some things I experienced too SS. Though I am not colourblind, I was very taken aback to discover a sense of sudden vividness in the world around me. Like you, I was so distracted by this, I would sit and just look around me in wonderment. Not only that, but sometimes the mental symptoms would abate and this feeling of total well being, joy that I could hardly believe.

The feeling of being able to absorb information, clarity of the eyes and mind, happiness for no apparent reason, unable to even make yourself depressed or fearful and realising that all my prevous miseries had nothing to do with me whatsoever. THat was a shocker, because there is often a lot of guilt and self blame involved in this illness and the feeling that "some of this must just be "me" and to find out it isn't, is a revelation. You start seeing flashes of potential, what you're capable of actually being.

The one chelating agent that apparently really starts to get that going is ALA I hear, because it chelates the organs and the brain where the mercury is coming from. You are only chelating the extracellular mercury, tissues and blood.

But some people have healed by DMSA alone! Keep that in mind <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> So I'm thinking it does have "some" organ chelating ability, but obviously not quite what ALA has. I got pretty well on DMSA alone, I never used ALA at that time and was healing regardless.

Both candida and mercury gave me blurred vision too, when previously my vision had been pretty faultless. That improved after I had treated both.

So hang in there SS, it's quite an exciting journey.