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Joined: Dec 2007
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I might be answering my question of the title of this post. As suggested by the author of this site: http://www.mercurylife.com I am in the process of piecing together my dental records. March 22, 1995 I came down with CFS for the second time (first time was a couple of weeks I had an unexplained illness that wouldn't go away). It lasted for a little over a year. In looking back at my old calendars of that year in April 1994 I had 3 trips to the dentist. I'm guessing 1 for consultation and 2 for fillings. I remember telling the dentist that I hadn't been for over 5 years and he said I was doing pretty well for that. I had 3-4 small cavities I think. I went again twice in January of 1995 I assume for more fillings (I should get detailed information this week). In February of 1995 I had the FLU for 4 days. A month later March 22 my CFS symptoms start. Being an overachiever I am now on my third run with CFS. I did have a lot of dental work done the 2-3 years prior with Crowns and Root canals and amalgams being removed unsafely. I'm curious how I got over my CFS in '95? I was taking Bupropion and was in the gym 4-5 even 6 days a week bodybuilding and taking a lot of protein powder and the only real supplement I was using was Melatonin. I know a high protein diet is recommended for the mercury toxic as protein binds with mercury. Also I just read that stimulating the Dopamine D2 receptor can help enhance methionine synthase although I'm not sure if Bupropion did that. "The most important mechanism for causing the problems we’re seeing are dopamine stimulated methylation. Total dependence on methionine synthase (B12 enzyme), methyl passed to dopamine phospholipids. Fixing the enzyme methionine synthase is number one on the list of things that can help autism. The enzyme is very metal-sensitive, thus effected by thimerosal. " From: http://www.drneubrander.com/Files/BioChat%2020050713%20-%20Dr%20Richard%20Deth.docNow I'm even more convinced that I've had almost 6 years of my life taken by mercury. I never would have believed it until recently.
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