You're welcome Ole and God bless you too. I am hanging in there these days. My amalgam toxicity affected me most of my life and I took years to detox the stuff out of my system. I was doing very well after that, almost completely healed, until other things went wrong. A viral infection, but what came after that appeared to have been following wisdom tooth removal/other dental work (non amalgam related, I had them removed many years previously). Since that, life became somewhat of a nightmare. It's possible that it's infection related (multiple) - also cavitation (jaw infection) from the dental work. Hard to say, pockets of bacteria can occur after the deadening of teeth/wrong removals etc and are hard to locate and can sit and pretty much poison systemically from a localised site. Those with strong immune systems, may battle fine and never get much of an issue. But any challenge or other problem, can set a person up to becoming chronically ill from these things. I suspect that in my case.

I was also told that my replacement materials were not very biocompatible (at least some), but never noticed an issue to be honest. It was all mercury related at that time and replacing my materials hasn't made any difference, but at least it's one possible problem out of the way and allows me to concentrate on the other stuff that might be wrong. AT this time, I can't do much, I"m financially a bit tight and still paying off the dental work. WEnt from composites to cerec porcelain.

I find that a good strict basic diet has at least helped me, though it's not a cure. The underlying problem needs to be dealt with, but that's easier said than done, since it's not diagnosed and seems hidden.



I'm a fundamentalist! lol. But I totally agree with you regarding using our God given brains, which is what they are there for. I think faith increases also with the right kind of knowledge. Sometimes we can go down wrong paths, but at the sametime, in doing so, we may find out the hard way and return even stronger than before. I've gone down a few (occultism also). The only cure was Christ. I found that out the hard way too. The more you find out, the more you realise there is to know. Increase in knowledge for me, has lead to a further realisation of what I don't know and how learning never stops lol.

Well, I would never have considered myself a bible basher, but I'm not ashamed of the word. I give my opinion. I don't force it down people's throats, but I dont like to keep in pocketed as though it's something to be ashamed of, because Christ said "Blessed is he who is not ashamed of Me" . I maybe more open on here about it, but in reality? I'm not and tend to keep too quiet about my faith, for fear of annoying other people, which really is a bit cowardly I think. I am a shy person too. But I quietly but firmly will certainly speak up if the opportunity arises and I'm asked. I'm not always popular for it though



I've learned more from Christ and those emulating him than from anybody and anything else in my life. I have also learned that I have had to get tougher and start making active changes in my own life, my diet etc in order to bring about any changes that I expected God to do at my bidding. If God did that, i wonder if we would ever learn and put into practise helping others? I think there is much to be said for a community of suffering souls supporting and helping eachother. I don't despise the Cross either, I think there is value in it, but there is value in learning from it too.

If a person is so ill they are bedridden, yet still hoping and trying for answers, I consider them pretty heroic. Those that can do more, should do more. I've been in many of these situations. Sometimes I was so ill, I could only lie down and had to have food brought into me. Some days I could get up and I did get up. Sometimes for a person, just getting up the next day and facing things is heroic.