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Topic: Very toxic-no wonder Im so dizzy?

Nal
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 6801

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My dr tested me today. I tested for over 900 toxins in my body. Let me explain-my LLMD is also a homeopathic dr. Right now he does energy treatments for my Lyme and co-infections. I have been improving tremendously. However, just today I woke up with that horrible vertigo again that I mentioned in another post.

So they treated me for toxins today. Why am I still so, so, so dizzy???

Nancy

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bettyg
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nancy,

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seekhelp
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 15067

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I'm sorry to hear your feeling worse. How can you be tested for 900 toxins? Wow! How long did that take?

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Clint31
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Member # 16420

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Dizziness has been my biggest foe.

My doc treats a lot like yours. I think my dizziness was 99% lyme and imbalances in hormones and vitamins. Plus all the toxins.

It just takes time but the dizziness should improve--although maybe not leave entirely.

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tdtid
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Member # 10276

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Since I too have been suffering from a lot of dizziness, I've been following your posts.

As far as if toxins could cause it, I'm sure I'm extremely toxic with all the meds I'm taking just for starters.

How do they go about removing all the toxins? I would think that would be a longer process, which would mean the dizziness wouldn't go away right away.

But since I've never gone this route, I'm writing more to say I'm reading and learning along the way, instead of having advice. Good luck.

Cathy

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