Re: Possibly mercury toxic?

Hi Ginagirl!

>Hey this is a very good sign; remember my post about
>(skin) detox, the good route of detox is from within to
>the outside, from head and torso out to the limbs etc.

Yes! The itchiness has pushed to the extremities, so neck, hands/wrists and area before feet. Glad to hear it's going according to plan. The yellow stuff basically comes out of the hands/wrists now. Still have no idea what it is. But its reduction and localization can only be good.

>-and you are still off your COPD medication!! It is good,
>very good. Energy better too? (often comes in waves in the
>beginning, then for longer periods)

Energy is okay considering the insomnia, and sleep is improving from decreased itchiness and skin sensitivity. I haven't felt as "high" as I have in the first two weeks of SSKI but look forward to its return. :)

>Ok; mercury; my intuition sais to wait with the full
>chelation protocol as this could mess up the direction you
>are on. You have limits of how much detox you can take,
>give your body a chance to recover a bit first.?

I think so yeah. The Iodine has very much to clean up. I also appreciate you not mentioning about mercury. Everything is overwhelming when the detox hits. I hope you were planning to mention it though. :) But eventually I would come across it as part of the Iodine learning process.

18 fillings, good heavens! I'm so happy to hear you are removing them and found iodine. Three years ago, there was much less info about Iodine supp. You are very brave! Are you planning to do the Cutler protocol after the last two are removed?

Where could I obtain homeopathic mercury? I should probably wait to hear back from the dentist and the hair test results.

When I posted this thread, I thought that once the Hg had entered the brain, it could not be removed. Now with relief I understand it can be chelated out. But I wonder what happens to the Hg that has been dislodged by the iodine? Does it circulate and re-lodge elsewhere in the body, only to be dredged up by iodine again? Selenium doesn't seem to chelate it.

Thanks very much as always!