Hi, I did wonder that so I had all my Amalgam fillings replaced just over a year ago. Hasn't made any improvement at all. The Kelmer mercury load test I did at the time said I didn't have much mercury in my system, although I was generating some sizeable voltages on a few of the larger fillings. Still got the mood and digestive problems despite laying out some serious money (I have a lot of fillings!!)

Interesting that you both mention panic attacks. I haven't physically had one in a few years, but the emotional scars are still there...feel very wary and to some degree frightened of putting myself in unknown surroundings or surroundings I know cause a panic attack in the past. This has really limited my life which ain't good.

The problem at the moment is that I have broken my leg in a motorbike accident. Am sitting around unable to exercise contemplating the future...not good when you feel like this. Also, I'm staying with friends who eat a lot of simple carbs. Have casually tried to stear them towards more slad and complex carbs etc... but they don't understand and just think I'm a bit eccentric!!

Thanks for your replies.

Hi Zule,

You appear to be a regular poster to Curezone and I have send your handle in a few of the other forums.

As a matter of interest, how did you improve your digestion?

Pleased to hear you are making progress.

Thanks.

I've had tests done which have confirmed I am low on all the main B vitamins and magnesium. Went through a stage of having vitamin IV's. They really worked at first but then lost their potency when I caught a cold. After that they never appeared to work as well again...most strange. Now I self inject magnesium and B12..they do offer some improvment on the anxiety and depression, but not a cure.

Obviously I need to get my digestion back on an even keel by dealing with the candida. My private doctor has recommended a course or anti-fungals..Nystatin and another I can't remember the name of, with a low carb not Sugar diet. But my general doctor won't prescribe the drugs....he doesn't believe in candida. I have a sneaking feeling it is the over use of anti-biotics and anti-depressants that have caused the candida. Anti-biotics killed the good guys and the anti-depressants made my body acidic.

Anyway, from what I have read on the forum the natural route is the best one to take. I have done one Liver Flush which was quite successful and was planning another when a car pulled out on me when I was riding my motorbike. Liver Flushing and a broken leg don't really go together!!

In a funny way it is a relief to hear I'm not the only one with candida to get the depression, anxiety, lack of motivation and panic attacks.