Hello Cheriel,

Was your brain ever really sensitive to many foods, most supplements,
etc.? My brain can shift in a negative direction (like a depressive
state) just from the content (when brushing teeth) of toothpaste--
pretty much ALL toothpaste. I have all amalgams removed. Brain is
hypersensitive to most supplements (including digestive enzymes) that
I try to consume . I am okay with being outdoors--no noticable
reaction to external fumes in the environement, etc. It's
frustrating not knowing the specific cause. Options: detox (liver,
gut, etc.), possible heavy metals, high stress, leaky gut, food
allergy, candida...? Hard to pinpoint. I have considerably changed
my diet in the past year--eat organic, mostly raw--limited foods that
I eat.

Any particular suggestion? Comments about Dr. Schultz detox
program? I tried and got depressed. May try again.

I am open to response from anyone on this site.

Thanks

Paul
L.A.
(213)255-6288



--- In detox@yahoogroups.com, cherielj@... wrote:
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> Are you taking St. John's Wort, folic acid, Vitamin B6, B12 (under
the
> tongue) and a well rounded B multi vitamin? You might want to try
increasing doses
> if this isn't helping enough. The amount needed is pretty
individual.
> These will speed the healing nerves throughout your body including
the brain.
>
> At the same time be sure not to eat anything with MSG, Aspartame,
Splenda or
> anything with artificial colors or "natural flavors." Stevia is
a good
> substitute for Aspartame and Splenda.
>
> You may still have some allergy identification work to do.
Sometimes
> allergy is manifest in depression. Keep a record of what you are
doing and eating
> and how down you are feeling.
> You may see a relationship.
>
> You may not be doing enough detox work. Detox is the primary key
to brain
> recovery. Your head needs to get hot to make the detox process
work for brain
> healing. Some people are just doing tent saunas but the brain
does not get
> hot enough.
>
> If you cover up your symptoms, you won't get busy making the
corrections and
> supporting your healing. Prescription anti-depressants damage
brain
> receptors and are addictive.
>
> Depresssion shows on brain SPECT scans as less activity than the
> non-depressed brain. It is possible you may need to take
Nattokinase, hot peppers and
> EPA to increase blood flow.
>
> Cheriel
> CherielJ@...
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> In a message dated 8/21/06 4:21:12 PM, hookinup@... writes:
>
>
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I would like to know what you feel about taking a prescription
> > antidepressant- antidepressant-<wbr>-knowing that, at the current
tim
> > complete a detox (gut, liver, blood, etc.) program to clean your
> > internal system. Assumption: you are depressed and seriously need
to
> > do something -- natural alternative not particulary an option.
> >
> > Do liver support while taking antidepressant? Perhaps liver
cleanse in
> > general will help--? Taking prescip med is kinda going against the
> > intent to reduce toxins in the body...but there may be a better
chance
> > to alleviate depression.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Paul
> > L.A.
> > (213)255-6288
> >
> >
>