Thanks Bex
I am just so skint I want to be told that it’s alright to do this race while I am in the UK. Guess I will have to see how I feel at the time! I know I am mercury toxic but I am not as bad as some people on this forum. It's 2.25 am I've got work at 8am - guess I'm in for another day of tiredness!!!
You're welcome Weety.
The problem with overdoing things when your body requires time to recuperate is the risk of crashing completely. Overdoing things, can very quickly lead to doing nothing at all if your body demands rest and has been ignored. I have made that mistake many times.
The process of amalgam removal is no small feat and many experience the sense of feeling very tired or even quite knocked out after it. It's not bad to have plans, but the stress to meet certain demands if one feels worse than anticipated may simply add an unnecessary load of disappointment and frustration.
Listen to your body and just take each day as it comes. Your health is very important. Be positive for sure, but not unrealistic.
I understand the difficulty of finance! I sympathise with you.
I will know if I am better when I stop being 'electrosensitive'. I mean, I am not going to go through some horrendous chelating process if after my amalgams are removed the 'antenna effect' is stopped. Listen to the top 2 about mercury and EMR!
I frequently get electric shocks when I get out of my car and shut the door. I get zapped easy. I don't know if this is a symptom?
I haven't listened to the audios as yet. Will have a listen later.
The process of chelating/detoxing mercury can be horrendous if it is not done the right way. Cutler's method made it bearable/tolerable and it was effective. It took me a few years to finally start chelating properly. Before that, it was all about experimentation with natural methods, which seeked to mostly mobilise the mercury all over the place, cause me much agony in the process, with little improvement at the end of it to show for it.
I'd be far more wary of mercury being mobilised by random protocols and products, than I would with DMSA itself. Many natural products do not have a tight enough grip on the mercury to remove it properly and simply stir it up. The body must then do it's best to deal with the aftermarth. Yes, some metals may come out in the process, but at what cost? DMSA does have a tight grip on mercury, but it still must be used correctly or it too poses the danger of redistribution/back fire.
However, there is no reason why anybody should feel pressured to use DMSA or DMPS regardless. It is apparently not essential. But it is a big help. What IS essential is that a proper organ/brain chelating agent is used a few months post amalgam removal and from then on to clear the organs and brain of mercury. Alpha lipoic acid (antioxidant) is, according to Cutler, the one to use.
It can be used alone, or with DMSA. And should be easily gotten hold of, in a health food shop, online or in a pharmacy. However, it must not be used until 3 months or more post amalgam removal (after blood levels of mercury have been reduced). (either naturally waiting it out or with DMSA's help). Again, the way in which ALA is used is the key to safety and effectiveness.