SYMPTOMS
A lot of you have been asking me what symptoms I had. It's a job to think back but I'll try to
remember what I can. Here goes:
Pain back of eyes Blurred vision Twitching
Nasal drip Crying for no reason Bright red face
Swollen face Loads of double chins Over-heating
Sweating Bloated Chest pains
Asthma IBS Arms and legs aching
Legs giving way Collapsing Loss of confidence
Loss of co-ordination Loss of grip in hands Pain and stiff fingers
Bottom of feet ached Tingling all over body Numbness in legs
Stomach pains Put 3 stone on Insect bites spread rapidly
Hiatus hernia type symptoms Duodenal ulcer Thyroid not working
Hurt back of throat to yawn Low backache Hurt cheeks to smile or laugh
Miserable Excessive thirst Chronic fatigue
Everything felt heavy Pain in coccyx Arthritis in little finger
Headache Fuzzy head Short term memory loss
Burning, stinging tongue Burning lips Metallic taste in mouth
Lump in throat Nausea Insomnia
Loss of balance Felt drunk like a hangover Earache in both ears
Neck and shoulder ache Pain in right hip Left knee stiff and painful
Jaw ache Couldn't open mouth wide Teeth felt on edge
Slurred speech Gurgling throat Candida
Choking a lot Gruff voice Dry hair/skin
Hated everything Lived in fear Extremely negative thinking
Couldn't stand noises or voices Couldn't stand daylight or sunlight
Dried-out mouth (no saliva) Muscles wouldn't work in throat (couldn't swallow)
Couldn't feel feet on car peddles Stone in saliva gland (could be mercury)
Couldn't stand electric lights or electric appliances, gas hobs, telephone, newspaper print,
etc.
Loss of bladder control Candida in throat
You may have similar symptoms or they may be different. According to how the Mercury has
affected your system.
Update April 2008
Some of the Symptoms Pam and Brian suffered with
SHORT TERM MEMORY LOSS
Two peoples success stories.
I myself suffered short term memory loss. It was a very frightening experience that I would not
wish on anyone.
I would forget all my friends names that I had known for over 20 years and would be
frightened to call them by their names for fear of getting it wrong.
I would forget to go on appointments even though I had it wrote down on my calendar and
even left myself a note on the kitchen worktop but just to read it half hour before I was to be
at my appointment I would still forget to go as my brain did not take in what I had read.
I would always go into a room to get something but come out without it.
I was frightened to drive too far away as I forgot how to get to friends houses that were just
down the road and that I had drove to so many times before.
On one occasion I stopped the car and just sat there crying as I was so completely lost and
yet it was a journey just a few miles away from home that I had travelled to so many times
before.
I even forgot that I had my car with me once. I was on my way home from work and went into
a cafe near my home to meet some friends.
When I went to leave I could not find my car keys but they were staring me in the face all the
time but my brain for some reason would not take in that they were there. Then instead of
going to the car park to get into my car I walked home as it was just up the road. (Luckily I
remembered where I lived) But the next day I could not remember where my car was and I
needed it to get to work.
I was so confused how to get dressed and mix colours etc together that I spent a whole
weekend putting matching sets together with elastic bands round the coat hangers so as to
make it easier for me to get dressed for work each day.
In the end I had to give my job up and stop driving for a while as my short term memory was
so bad and I had an awful fuzzy head all the time.
(I did not have a computer at the time but if you have a fuzzy unclear head and use a
computer then it is best that you do not spend too much time on it as it will not help your
fuzzy head).
I could not read a book as if I did then I would have to read each page 4 or 5 times and even
then I could not take in what I had read.
I could hear myself saying ' What was I saying?' in the middle of each word as I would forget
what I was saying all the time.
Memory of when I was a child was coming back to me more and more as if it had not been
long ago and I was remembering things that I had completely forgotten about my childhood
and yet things that had just happened or had just been said to me were forgotten straight
away .
Thank God I found out why this had happened to me and had a chance to put it right. My
tooth fillings were leaking mercury from them and my brain aswell as my body was full of
mercury. After having my tooth fillings safely removed and taking ' Humet- R ' to remove the
Heavy Metal my memory came back within 5 months of detox and change of diet. (the
change of diet is so important so as to let the mercury out of your system as if it can't get out
then it will just move out of one organ and settle into another which could end up giving you
more symptoms).
First signs of my memory coming back was that I came out of my kitchen with what I had
gone in there for and suddenly realised and was so excited as I just knew that it was the start
of my memory returning to normal and I then kept practicing going into rooms for things to
see if I could remember them. I will never forget how excited I was !
All the other symptoms that I had disappeared between one to 3 years later.
I now take 'Humet' a couple of months a year just to get rid of any Heavy Metal that I may
have picked up from food and the environment.
Another person who benefited from taking 'Humet-R ' is Brian who was diagnosed after a
brain scan with 'Cerebellar Atrophy' in 2000 and in 2005 a further scan showed that his
condition was getting worse.
After hearing about mercury poisoning and detoxing with 'Humet- R' you will be pleased to
know that a scan taken in 2007 showed that his brain was now NORMAL for his age. Isn't
that Fantastic News !!!!!!
I do hope that anyone who has loss of memory will read this and see that there is light at the
end of a very long tunnel for most of us. Make sure that you have a test first to see if this is
the reason that you have memory loss ! Pam.
A lot of you have been asking me what symptoms I had. It's a job to think back but I'll try to
remember what I can. Here goes:
Pain back of eyes Blurred vision Twitching
Nasal drip Crying for no reason Bright red face
Swollen face Loads of double chins Over-heating
Sweating Bloated Chest pains
Asthma IBS Arms and legs aching
Legs giving way Collapsing Loss of confidence
Loss of co-ordination Loss of grip in hands Pain and stiff fingers
Bottom of feet ached Tingling all over body Numbness in legs
Stomach pains Put 3 stone on Insect bites spread rapidly
Hiatus hernia type symptoms Duodenal ulcer Thyroid not working
Hurt back of throat to yawn Low backache Hurt cheeks to smile or laugh
Miserable Excessive thirst Chronic fatigue
Everything felt heavy Pain in coccyx Arthritis in little finger
Headache Fuzzy head Short term memory loss
Burning, stinging tongue Burning lips Metallic taste in mouth
Lump in throat Nausea Insomnia
Loss of balance Felt drunk like a hangover Earache in both ears
Neck and shoulder ache Pain in right hip Left knee stiff and painful
Jaw ache Couldn't open mouth wide Teeth felt on edge
Slurred speech Gurgling throat Candida
Choking a lot Gruff voice Dry hair/skin
Hated everything Lived in fear Extremely negative thinking
Couldn't stand noises or voices Couldn't stand daylight or sunlight
Dried-out mouth (no saliva) Muscles wouldn't work in throat (couldn't swallow)
Couldn't feel feet on car peddles Stone in saliva gland (could be mercury)
Couldn't stand electric lights or electric appliances, gas hobs, telephone, newspaper print,
etc.
Loss of bladder control Candida in throat
You may have similar symptoms or they may be different. According to how the Mercury has
affected your system.
Update April 2008
Some of the Symptoms Pam and Brian suffered with
SHORT TERM MEMORY LOSS
Two peoples success stories.
I myself suffered short term memory loss. It was a very frightening experience that I would not
wish on anyone.
I would forget all my friends names that I had known for over 20 years and would be
frightened to call them by their names for fear of getting it wrong.
I would forget to go on appointments even though I had it wrote down on my calendar and
even left myself a note on the kitchen worktop but just to read it half hour before I was to be
at my appointment I would still forget to go as my brain did not take in what I had read.
I would always go into a room to get something but come out without it.
I was frightened to drive too far away as I forgot how to get to friends houses that were just
down the road and that I had drove to so many times before.
On one occasion I stopped the car and just sat there crying as I was so completely lost and
yet it was a journey just a few miles away from home that I had travelled to so many times
before.
I even forgot that I had my car with me once. I was on my way home from work and went into
a cafe near my home to meet some friends.
When I went to leave I could not find my car keys but they were staring me in the face all the
time but my brain for some reason would not take in that they were there. Then instead of
going to the car park to get into my car I walked home as it was just up the road. (Luckily I
remembered where I lived) But the next day I could not remember where my car was and I
needed it to get to work.
I was so confused how to get dressed and mix colours etc together that I spent a whole
weekend putting matching sets together with elastic bands round the coat hangers so as to
make it easier for me to get dressed for work each day.
In the end I had to give my job up and stop driving for a while as my short term memory was
so bad and I had an awful fuzzy head all the time.
(I did not have a computer at the time but if you have a fuzzy unclear head and use a
computer then it is best that you do not spend too much time on it as it will not help your
fuzzy head).
I could not read a book as if I did then I would have to read each page 4 or 5 times and even
then I could not take in what I had read.
I could hear myself saying ' What was I saying?' in the middle of each word as I would forget
what I was saying all the time.
Memory of when I was a child was coming back to me more and more as if it had not been
long ago and I was remembering things that I had completely forgotten about my childhood
and yet things that had just happened or had just been said to me were forgotten straight
away .
Thank God I found out why this had happened to me and had a chance to put it right. My
tooth fillings were leaking mercury from them and my brain aswell as my body was full of
mercury. After having my tooth fillings safely removed and taking ' Humet- R ' to remove the
Heavy Metal my memory came back within 5 months of detox and change of diet. (the
change of diet is so important so as to let the mercury out of your system as if it can't get out
then it will just move out of one organ and settle into another which could end up giving you
more symptoms).
First signs of my memory coming back was that I came out of my kitchen with what I had
gone in there for and suddenly realised and was so excited as I just knew that it was the start
of my memory returning to normal and I then kept practicing going into rooms for things to
see if I could remember them. I will never forget how excited I was !
All the other symptoms that I had disappeared between one to 3 years later.
I now take 'Humet' a couple of months a year just to get rid of any Heavy Metal that I may
have picked up from food and the environment.
Another person who benefited from taking 'Humet-R ' is Brian who was diagnosed after a
brain scan with 'Cerebellar Atrophy' in 2000 and in 2005 a further scan showed that his
condition was getting worse.
After hearing about mercury poisoning and detoxing with 'Humet- R' you will be pleased to
know that a scan taken in 2007 showed that his brain was now NORMAL for his age. Isn't
that Fantastic News !!!!!!
I do hope that anyone who has loss of memory will read this and see that there is light at the
end of a very long tunnel for most of us. Make sure that you have a test first to see if this is
the reason that you have memory loss ! Pam.
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opinions, research and experience of Mrs.Pam Clayton and her acquaintances. Pam encourages you to make your own health
care decisions based upon your findings and in partnership with a qualified health care professional.
creation and information intact, without specific permission, when used only in a not-for-profit format. If any other use is desired,
permission in writing from Mrs.Pam Clayton is required.
Disclaimer: The entire contents of this website are based upon the opinions, research and experiences of Mrs.Pam Clayton,
unless otherwise noted. Individual articles are based upon the opinions of the respective author, who retains copyright as
marked. The information on this website is not intended to replace a one-on-one relationship with a qualified health care
professional and is not intended as medical advice. It is intended as a sharing of knowledge and information based upon the
opinions, research and experience of Mrs.Pam Clayton and her acquaintances. Pam encourages you to make your own health
care decisions based upon your findings and in partnership with a qualified health care professional.
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