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Topic: Lyme, Bart and now High Mercury levels.. What steps do you take to treat them ALL?

JavaBeing
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Howdy friends,
Been awhile since I've been on....been sliding backwards more and more, thinking it was just lyme. Had a hair test come back high with Mercury/Nickle, but ND doesn't put alot of faith in those alone, so did a DMPS urine challenge from Doctor's Data (same as hair test).

Norm for most folks is less than 4 (Mercury), mine was 49. So, now we're looking at chelation series (with colonics) along with Toxi HMF, Chorella and Fiber Cleanse (apple pectin, apple fiber, bentonite clay, vitamin C, flax seed).

LLMD has started me on Diflucan for lyme and is trusting ND for heavy metal treatments. Now, I'm to start looking at BioDentist for amalgram replacments.

Guys, I'm spinning here....HOW does one treat ALL this at the same time?? I'm still working on keeping my gallbladder which has isn't functioning well. I'm just now getting a small hold on bowels functioning again with alot of help and colonics from ND.

Anyone done heavy metal detox with lyme/co-infection treatments? How do you know where to start first? Anyone have similiar experiences? Please share....I'm worn out with worrying with all this. Did having fillings change make any difference in cognitive/energy functions.

[group hug]

Many thanks to all,
JavaBeing

Posts: 208 | From Portland, OR USA | Registered: Oct 2004 | IP: Logged |

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