Niacine to protect from EMF

Today I met the most amazing doctor I have ever spoken to, named Dr. A
Hoffer.

He is an 85 year old psychiatrist, who treats all his patients with
vitamins. He has written 3 books on using vitamins to treat ailments. He
treats cancer, childhood learning disorders, and mental disorders using
vitamins.

Most interesting, he used to have to treat mercury poisoning in the old days
when people were exposed to much higher levels in their work environment.
He told me his favourite remedy for mercury poisoning was selenium, high
doses of vitamin C, and folic acid.

He went on to describe how his favourite vitamin is "niacine" and is his
answer to living to 100. He has friends over 100 to prove it. He is still
going full speed ahead at 85 in his practice so seems like a good testiment
to his theory.

He said niacine is excellent to protect our body from most environmental
elements, and may also help against EMF.

He has put me on a prescription does of niacine to help treat my electrical
sensitivity. He said first day I will feel itchy and red, but after that
it should begin helping against EMF.

He told me that although we have made amazing gains in medicine, some of the
simple tools used by doctors in the old days were forgotten with the
invention of so many new drugs.

I will keep you posted on my results.

Regards,

Glenn

>He said niacine is excellent to protect our body from most environmental
>elements, and may also help against EMF.

I am on my 3rd day of taking mega-doses of niacine and folic acid, and am
starting to get much relief from extreme symptoms of EMF. It seems to be
calming my nervous system so it is less reactive to EMF. It is completely
wiping out any feeling of depression that I normally have from frustration
with my illness.

Most of my headaches, nausea, and nerve pain that I would normally have
everyday whether at computer or not are almost completely gone. I do notice
I still have some discomfort at computer, but not as bad as before.

Note this is only day 3, and I need to see if results the same after weeks
or a month.

Dr. Hoffer told me niacine insulates the nerves, so my results seem to match
his theory.

I'll keep you posted.

Glenn

Hi Glenn,

This is excellent news if it helps! :-)

Would you care to elaborate on the dosage and type of suppliment so I
can give it a try?

All the best
Pete

Glenn Coleman wrote:

Hi Pete,

Yes, I continue getting good results with niacine. The complete theory can
be found in Dr. Abram Hoffer's series of books.

I am on prescription for 500mg niacine three times a day, plus 25mg folic
acid, 200mg selenium, 200mg chromium, and Omega-3. He gave me this
combination primarily based on stablizing moods & reducing depression as a
result of the side effects from mercury. I notice I can tolerate working in
front of computer allot more since I don't experience the heavy nausea or
nerve pain. I do still feel the EMF but it is tollerable.

It is important to check with your doctor re: niacine, since it is
considered megadosing. Folic acid is also prescription dose.

Also beware that one gets a "niacine flush" where it feels like body is
burning & itchy for about 30 minutes when you first take it. After 5 days I
am still getting light amount of "flush" but I actually like it since it
means I'll feel great for many hours after, and am as productive as ever.

Regards,

Glenn


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Hi Glenn,

This is excellent news if it helps! :-)

Would you care to elaborate on the dosage and type of suppliment so I
can give it a try?

All the best
Pete

Glenn Coleman wrote:
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Thanks very much for this information, Glenn.

I have forgotten if you posted this previously; are you dealing with
mercury poisoning from amalgam? If so, is this supplementation for
post-removal only?

Thanks,
Beau
--- In [hidden email], "Glenn Coleman" <glennhcoleman@h...> wrote:
> Hi Pete,
>
> Yes, I continue getting good results with niacine. The complete
theory can
> be found in Dr. Abram Hoffer's series of books.
>
> I am on prescription for 500mg niacine three times a day, plus 25mg
folic
> acid, 200mg selenium, 200mg chromium, and Omega-3. He gave me this
> combination primarily based on stablizing moods & reducing
depression as a
> result of the side effects from mercury. I notice I can tolerate
working in
> front of computer allot more since I don't experience the heavy
nausea or
> nerve pain. I do still feel the EMF but it is tollerable.
>
> It is important to check with your doctor re: niacine, since it is
> considered megadosing. Folic acid is also prescription dose.
>
> Also beware that one gets a "niacine flush" where it feels like body is
> burning & itchy for about 30 minutes when you first take it. After
5 days I
> am still getting light amount of "flush" but I actually like it
since it
> means I'll feel great for many hours after, and am as productive as
ever. environmental
> > >elements, and may also help against EMF.
> >
> > I am on my 3rd day of taking mega-doses of niacine and folic
acid, and am
> > starting to get much relief from extreme symptoms of EMF. It
seems to be
> > calming my nervous system so it is less reactive to EMF. It is
> > completely
> > wiping out any feeling of depression that I normally have from
> > frustration
> > with my illness.
> >
> > Most of my headaches, nausea, and nerve pain that I would
normally have
> > everyday whether at computer or not are almost completely gone. I do
> > notice
> > I still have some discomfort at computer, but not as bad as before.
> >
> > Note this is only day 3, and I need to see if results the same after
> > weeks
> > or a month.
> >
> > Dr. Hoffer told me niacine insulates the nerves, so my results
seem to <http://us.ard.yahoo.com/SIG=12c2g113s/M=295196.4901138.6071305.3001176/D=grphealth/S=1705062215:HM/EXP=1096325181/A=2128215/R=0/SIG=10se96mf6/*http://companion.yahoo.com>
> >
> >
> >
> >
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>I have forgotten if you posted this previously; are you dealing with
>mercury poisoning from amalgam? If so, is this supplementation for
>post-removal only?

Yes, I am dealing with mercury poisoning from amalgam that was removed 4
months ago.

This supplementation seems to be good for people with mercury amalgam or not
since niacine promotes production of glutatione that helps naturally detox
mercury. So taking niacine will help maintain glutatione, to keep body from
becoming glutathione depleted. Gultathione depletion causes hypothyroidism
and other problems since glutathione is our bodies main tool to cleanup
toxins.

As in a previous posting, there are other vitamins & cysteine that help to
build stronger glutathione production.

The great news is that our bodies do have the ability to naturally detoxify
mercury, providing we don't become depleted. This is from a study in Sweden
where they noticed mercury deduction of 50% one year after amalgams removed,
all through natural process, without any other detox methods used. This may
explain why many people have little or no symptoms yet they have a full
mouth of amalgams. They are able to naturally detox effectively.

Regards,

Glenn

Glenn,
I was wondering can you clarify what you mean by "niacine". Is
that the same as "niacin". Or is it actually a different form? I
know there are multiple forms of niacin.

Thanks, Alan

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Glenn,
I was wondering can you clarify what you mean by "niacine". Is
that the same as "niacin". Or is it actually a different form? I
know there are multiple forms of niacin.

Thanks, Alan

>I was wondering can you clarify what you mean by "niacine". Is
>that the same as "niacin". Or is it actually a different form? I
>know there are multiple forms of niacin.


Very good point. I have read it spelt both ways, and "niacin" is the
spelling of the prescription I am taking.

Glenn