If your symptoms are associated with mercury, the reason they could come and go could be related to blood-mercury levels?which do fluctuate.
According to the research I've read, blood-mercury levels don't stay high very long. Mercury is harbored by several body tissues. Blood-mercury levels could be temporarily increased by diet. Do you eat fish? Do you drink pop (soda)? Do you eat processed sugar (candy, etc.)? Do you have much physical activity (exercise)?
My symptoms DID come and go, especially early in the 3rd stage of mercury poisoning.
Did you read my story?I would highly recommend you do some study on the effects of mercury on the body because you may very well find that it is
NOT a coincidence that all these symptoms are occuring together,
AND that each one of them has been associated with mercury. I could go on and explain how, but the books I recommended will do that for you
much more thoroughly than I can here. A little bit of homework will pay off. I've been there.
Also, be careful about believing everything a doctor tells you. I grew up in a family of doctors and they are prone to opinion in their profession just as anyone else is; And
they are particularly prone to deny that symptoms are cause by something they know nothing about. I've been there. In fact,
of ALL the people I've spoken with who have corrected their myriad of symptoms by replacing their fillings, I still have yet to meet ONE who was diagnosed with mercury poisoning by their doctor... NOT ONE!Unfortunately, because hospital tests are largely ineffective in detecting mercury poisoning (they typically measure blood-mercury levels which?remember?don't stay high for long), they don't detect it at all. And of course, this is
if you're lucky enough to have a doctor who will test for something which they [usually] know nothing about.
I'm sorry that finding the evidence for this is not easy, but because it's just now coming to light (mercury toxicity), it's hard to find people with medical experience related to it. You, unfortunately, have to do the work yourself. Nevertheless, it's very well worth it if you really want to get rid of your symptoms. I did and am so glad I did my homework.
I hope this helps. Good luck and let us know what happens.
