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I got mercury poisoning from dental amalgams culminating in a significant loss of hair or alopecia arreata, eczema, and angular cheilitis (tears in the corners of my mouth) -- annoying symptoms, but relatively mild. I did about 7 DMPS treatments and simultaneously took DMSA after testing for 14x Mercury and 6x lead max levels. Did not like it due to the de-mineralization. However, this got rid of all my symptoms.
Afterward, I continued to detox, but did it slowly with natural methods. My favorite methods became cilantro/chlorella, TCM Herbal mixes and calcium bentonite clay. I used all frequently for past 6 months.
More recently, I used a footbath detox about a dozen times. I believe it mobilized a lot of mercury stored in my muscles. Initially i felt great, but started noticing the first angular chelitis since first detoxing.
I have used Chlorella sporadically, but very often for last 2 years and never had an issue. However, since using the footbath, the chlorella now makes me violently ill for about an hour.
I have been taking hot baths in edible pascalite clay. Two of them cured my chelitis and are making me feel better. Despite being very fit already, I also noticed that I was oddly stronger after the baths.
Question 1 -- Are the foot baths dangerous because they mobilize so much more than they really remove?
Question 2 -- Did the chlorella reaction happen because i mobilized so much mercury and am more sensitive now? Then is should go away eventually and I can resume taking it?
Question 3 -- the clay bathes seem so much stronger as a detox than I expected? No side effects? Does anyone know whether this is normally the case? I tend to throw about a liter or two of hydrated pascalite into the bath or onto my skin and get into the bath.
(A Liter of wet clay is about 3/8th of a cup of dry clay since it expand so much) I also use a TDP FAR Infrared Lamp when i sleep or to make the clay stronger. My head is spinning lol, what not to use, what to use, what dosage and how will your body react to some things, good or bad? Will it redistribute and hurt you worse? Will it chelate and take it out of your body? Too many questions and not enough answers, it's very tricky when it comes to this stuff. No answers really, I guess just go with how your body feels.
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