i LIKE TO THINK THAT IT IS DUE TO TOXICITY IN THE BRAIN... AND THUS WITH CHELATION IT GETS TO BE REVERSIBLE. FOR SURE, MY BRAIN HAS RECOVERED FROM THE SHORT TERM MEMORY i USED TO SUFFER FROM.

jHAN

Hi Stefano,

Dude, I have a terrible time with emotions, short-term memory & a really bad sense of direction along with spatial awareness. GEEZ!

One thing that has helped tremendously is ACV. I was taking a couple tablespoons daily(apple cider vinegar). It has allowed me to actually form words faster and think better even though I still feel a "wall" in my brain preventing true clarity. But it has improved my short-term memory A LOT! I experience longer periods of clarity and again, my brain connects faster with my words, surroundings, etc. My balance is better too.

After about a year or so on the ACV, I noticed my lips were peeling when I'd wake up and my skin began to look "thinner". I researched this and others have had the same results from the ACV so I stopped it for about a week until THE FOG came back. Now I'm taking it in smaller doses but I do not think I will be able to live without it.

I also added (about three weeks ago) Aloe Vera gel to my regimen, about 4-6 ounces daily. That seems to help and I did notice my eye floaters went away in about 2 - 3 DAYS by about 85%...thanks to the AV gel. Never expected that gift!

I started taking St. John's wort about 8 months ago and just recently read up on Depression and started taking Vitamin B3 or niacinimide... the one that doesn't give those itchy rushes. After several months I notice I'm a lot more EVEN! Now only a person who isn't even can appreciate that! LOL.

Daily prayer, meditation Bible reading and Church have always been a great foundation for me as well.

I hope this helps. Remember, we're on a journey and you HAVE TO get better 'cuz you want to... so you will!

Niner :)

I can totally relate to the lack of a sense of direction....and what else did you write....?

Poor memory?

oh, now that I looked, poor sense of direction.

When I was 18 I took Antibiotics for months due to infections that went on for a year. In 2002? or was it 2003? I was bitten by a tick with Lymes. I got the bullseye. For a time I r-e-a-l-l-y had a bad sense of direction in semi familiar places in a city I had lived and walked around for nearly 10 years.

Two years ago I worked at an organic farm that treated workers such as myself like slaves and I put up with it. The dehydration and stress resulted in what I believe to be AF.

I have also been researching more about Lymes since my confusion was off the charts once that happened.

These days, when I am stressed, meaning when I am at home and am worried I am late for the infrequent bus arrival, I will become weak and confused. I will pretty much forget the gist of essential directions or my purse just so I can rush to the bus stop.

What I read about Lymes is that there are more means of getting it than first supposed. That it is hard to treat. That is it difficult to diagnose with a simple blood test. That the toxins put out by the bacteria are damaging to us. Apparently, Candidas' waste products is toxic to our brains as well.

It seems to me living a cleansing diet and lifestyle, as much as works with the personality is a good first step:
Sunshine, Fresh Air, Clean pure unmedicated water, healthy breathing, relaxation, veggies, fruit, good protein, appropriate exercise, saunas ....