[email protected] wrote: > > My case of Argyria seems to be slowly improving. > > One of the girls at work yesterday told me she didn't know what I was > doing but to keep it up because I looked like I was coming back to > life. I breathed a breath of relief when she said that and smiled and > said thank you. She have no idea how much that comment meant to me. > I explained my problem to her and what I was doing to try to get over > it and how it is supposed to be a permanent condition. > > At this point all I am taking is Selenium 200MCG, Vitamin E1000IU, > Vitamin C 1000mg, MSM, and a multivitamin to make sure I don't deplete > all the minerals in my system. Last Sunday and Monday I was eating a > lot of Cilantro along with it and on Tuesday I got light headed and > dizzy and felt like I could pass out. The fatigue I felt was unreal. > So I quit taking anything on Wednesday and finally felt better and > started back on the antioxidents and multivitamin without the > Cilantro. I am not sure if it was the Cilantro along with the > antioxidents or not that did it. Just that I am now feeling better > and not having dizzy spells or feeling light headed. >
This is a herx reaction of sorts. I got it when taking an oral chelation pill. What happens is that the cilantro, and vitamin C will mobelize the heavy metals in your body, giving you the symptoms of heavy metal poisoning. Take lots of fluids and flush it out. You should note that next time you take it the symptoms are less severe since the heavy metal load will be lower, and after a few times you should not have any symptoms at all. Be aware that chelation takes out metals, both heavy and toxic as well as those needed for health. You should make sure to take a mineral supplement to replace those essential metals, or I would recommend taking an oral chelation which includes both the chelation pills and the replacement pills. I used the extreme health brand myself and was quite satisfied with the results. Marshall
