heavy metal update

I have now had 10 sessions of IV chelation for heavy metals, and a lot is coming to light, which I thought might be helpful to others. Prior to having the test for heavy metals, I was really on a plateau. I wasn't getting better or worse and I was so accustomed to limping along at a subpar level that I wasn't really noticing much. It was more of a familiar discomfort. Since I have started the chelation, I am having many more symptoms that are being stirred up. It is a bit as though I was walking around with a light shinning on myself and now that the light is dimming, all the roaches(Lyme)are coming out and finding new places to attach. I honestly don't believe that any of the treatment that I was doing prior to this was helping at all because it couldn't reach the Lyme, since the heavy metals were in the way.

So I am encouraging everyone to get tested for metals, because unless you clean that out of your system, I don't think you will be able to reach the Lyme.This is going to be a long haul and I am hopeful that I am on the right path. I am just afraid it is going to be a really long one.

BTW, anyone who has had success with Lyme treatments without heavy metal testing, I applaud you. This is merely a suggestion for anyone who may be stuck and wondering why you might not be moving along.

Definitely on my mind and hope to tackle this as part of my treatment! My ND said heavy metal detox takes a long time but who cares, I think it's worth it and necessary for ensuring a full healing from Lyme.