Hi pgm, I've had problems with computers as well. Sitting in front of the screen! I had to get a protective screen on my monitor to decrease this problem and help absorb what comes off it. Rather than me! IT's improved a lot. I was barely functioning without it.

I think it might be related to mercury, but can't be sure. I know this much. I was even more sensitive to mercury following amalgam removal, than I was with them in. This is yet "another" weird phenomenon referred to by Hal Huggins as "the secondary immune reponse". To where once all amalgams are out, the body tries to assert itself again (hence the awful detoxing), but it also recalls what made it toxic in the first place. When it comes into contact with that same substance (e.g. mercury), it goes into an exaggerated response mode in some attempt to get you as far away from the stuff as possible. This might even be so strong as to cause you to vomit with even a small amount of ingested mercury via fish or even algae (chlorella).

The body tries desperately to rid itself immediately of the stuff it now recognises as being foreign and making it toxic all those years. This is what Hal believes and has seen in patients. He said that even a small amount can produce an extreme reaction.....perhaps this explains my ridiculous response to mercury vapor in the dental office? But what I find weird is, if it was just "allergy" why would the symptoms continue months later? Which makes me feel that for me it's more than that, it's inability to eliminate toxins that come into me.

Combination perhaps of hypersensitivity and retention toxicity. But like you, I REALLY react weirdly to computers and things like that. Jewellery? I'm allergic to everything that goes on me if it's not pure. Belt buckles, bracelets, necklaces, earrings produce horrific reactions and the longer they are left on? The worst it will get with seeping, welts, itching, rashes, the whole deal.

Anyway sorry for going on, I've gone a bit off topic here.