Agree with Glenn on thorough preparation before mercury detox or amalgam removal. Also, if you`ve been having loads of antibiotics for several weeks, your gut is probably very short of the good bacteria that keep it in balance and digesting properly, so nutrients may not get into your bloodstream and you would feel run down. I`d personally be wary of starting major treatments like detox in that situation.
On fish, isn`t avoiding all fish rather drastic? As far as I know it`s mainly the big ones near the top of the food chain, like tuna and swordfish, that accumulate mercury. Lots of other fish are perfectly OK, and a valuable source of protein and beneficial oils like EPA.
Ian
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From: Glenn Coleman
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Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 9:10 PM
Subject: Re: [eSens] CAT scans, etc.
> I had a CAT scan on my lower back last Tuesday. I am still on
> antibiotics for a sinus infection, and due to have another scan on
> my sinuses on Monday. Just wondering if this, plus the antibiotics
> (for a month now) could cause me to have headaches while using the
> compy plus a general run-down feeling. My mouth is really dry and
> end up having mild panic attacks around electrical appliances.
> Hopefully after Monday's scan, I won't need any more of these. I
> also don't feel well with just ordinary x-rays lately. I have been
> eating a lot of fish, and my new chiro told me yesterday to stop it
> because of the mercury involved. I am about to do a mercury detox.
> Thanks for any info!
Do you still have mercury amalgam fillings?
I personally would wait until you get yourself stablized from your symptoms
of CAT scans before starting mercury detox. Also make sure your system is
ready for it (digestive tract, liver, kidneys).
What kind of supplement program are you on?
All the best,
Glenn
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