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What is the most effective for everyone? My neuro symptoms are always out of countrol. I am slowly taking out mercury fillings which is probable a contributing factor.
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TerryK
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It would help if you list your symptoms.
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Aniek
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Sublingual B-12 with folic acid stopped my motor tics.
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bejoy
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I think Drenamin from standard process is a good one for supporting the adrenals and increasing cortisol levels, if you are also using other things to detox and reduce inflammation.
Are you on a good program to detox and clear out the mercury?
I took amalgams out slowly, over the cours of six months. If I had to do it again, I'd definately do it quickly, over two weeks!
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Abx*)!!!!!
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Ele-max by Tyler - good for anxiety and depression
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Hi tickalert,
Other than abx...in the natural realm.... I e-mailed Bruhner a while back & asked him if you could take only one herb for lyme, what would that be...I thought he would say cats claw but he said Japanese Knotweed ~ togeather with the use of eleutherococcus tincture would do the most good.
here's an exerpt from his book "healing Lyme"
"function in Lyme Disease:
...central nervous system (brain & spinal cord) protectant and anti-inflammatory... A broadly systemic plant, Japanese knotweed modulates and enhances immune systewm function, is active against gram-negative and gram positive bacteria, including leptospira and treponema denticola spirochetes, is an anti-inflammatory for both arthritic and bacterial inflammations, protects the body against endotoxin damage, helps reduce herxheimer reactions, and is a car-diprotector..."
I haven't tried this herb yet but plan to soon when my stomach gets back on line.
hope this helps & you can feel better soon Dana
ps: just re-read about your getting your fillings out ~ you may wnat to read some of GiGi's posts on detoxing to help chelate some of the mercury. It's a tricky thing & I have read this is really important when you have fillings removed.
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bejoy
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Note two separate questions:
Best for symptoms, and best for treatment. You got answers for both!
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