Dizzy Broad

[Kritters]

Hey all,

I know I'm a dizzy broad at times, but I have to ask:

Has anyone of you had major dizziness lasting for hours? I know it could be a result of sinuses, which I don't think it is since I've had sinus problems for years and know what's going on and how it effects me. This is different. I think. Anyway, I had experienced this last week mildly, but right now I feel like I got of a tilt-a-wheel at the amusement park. never did like those rides. I probably should have waited to post this to see if it subsides, but I have instant gratification and my laptop IS on my lap!

Kritts

[redibooks]

I have occasional dizzy spells but they started prior to morgs. My doc always said to take an antihistamine to stop the vertigo. If you have any and aren't allergic to it, you may want to give it a try!

xo k

[Kritters]

thanks K, I'll crawl around and see if I can find some.
Kritts

[kbubb]

You can visit this site and read up on neurotoxins.
There is a test you can take online called a VCS test (It costs about $8.95) to take it.
If you test positive, there is a treatment protocol that is available.

http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com/

[Brenda]

it started for me about 2 weeks ago.......i hafta hang on to the wall washin my hair and havin my eyes closed. it seems to be gettin worse cuz as i sit here typin my head is swimmy.

brenda

[Tootsie]

you also may try this at home Kritts and see if it helps
http://www.dizziness-and-balance.com...bppv/bppv.html

[Bad_Boy]

Wow. I have similar symptoms but not quite as severe. It's worse in the mornings when I'm too sleepy to "realize my equilibrium" yet. Thank you all for your posts.

BB

[Kritters]

Thanks everyone,
Bubba, I wouldn't be at all surprised if this is, in fact a result of neuro-toxins and what is going on with me. I had chelation therapy thrice and originally showed mega mercury and iron. I probably still have much in body although never thought I ate all that much fish...whatever. I know for sure just knowing my body that it is related to these critters and/or toxins from metals.

Thank you for that site. I've registered and will go forward with the testing and protocol.
Kritts

[Kritters]

I'm a firm believer in things sometimes happening for a reason. I didn't work today and couldn't put my finger on why. I thought I was depressed. then came the dizziness. However, I had come to my own conclusion,albeit from different perspective and less education/research than Steve, that fungi plays a very big role if not foundational role in Morgs. At least for MY version of it. I live on the bay, for crying out loud. Duh-uhhh Kritts, ya THINK? When I purchased my microscope months ago, I kept seeing what I researched to find was mold/fungi, although in different forms and colors. I think I have several forms in my body. I know I have probably a smorgasbord throughout my house in general. Under it, in the walls, in the grates, watching me while I sleep and gaining entry into my body every which way but loose at an opportune time. I even think twice about breathing now, sadly. I want to clean out my closet but will wear mask first. Sorry to ramble on,

Okay in this website, under "mold and fungal toxins"an excerpt:

"The instructions were clear: if the medical symptoms recur, come in for repeat testing immediately. Sure enough, within a week, the full-blown syndrome was back, with VCS deficits, reduced capillary flow and return of symptoms, in all of the patients. There were no confounding exposures. Most patients reported that their symptoms were noticeable within 2-3 days. The CSM protocol was re-instituted, with the same statistically significant rate of recovery, accepting the fact that people are biologic creatures and biological creatures always show some variation in response. Only this time, patients didn't have any unknown consumption of Ciguatera-laden reef fish for supper, or tick bites in the back yard, or trips to algae-infested lakes around Orlando, Florida, or fishing expeditions to the Pfiesteria attack zones in the Chicamacomico (Md) River to confound our analysis. The only exposure to toxins causing the illness: the building.

The next step was intriguing. If we could treat the illness so easily, could we prevent it as well? If so, then who cared if the building dripped Stachybotrys over the inside edge of the wallpaper?"

End of excerpt.


Everyone please read the link Bubba provided on neuro-toxin testing. I am considering visiting the practice since I'm not far away.

there is no doubt in my mind this is my problem and that of so many people.

Kritts

[nick@nite]

Thats one of the symtons my wife complains about. She is not much of a poster............

She's been dizzy everyday for last month or so. Had this disease for 4 yrs
or more..

I told her the last time she was really dizzy....is when she said yes to marry me....

nick@nite