Can cte be cured?

[Darius Jenkins]

I mean can it??

 

[Liam311]

I had concussions growing up with a heavy impact to the head in a bike accident. Combining this with mercury toxicity and dental misalignment resulted in lots of problems - especially with memory.

Natrum sulph is something I was advised to take before starting a mercury detox protocol. Apparently it can release head trauma.

As far as CTE goes, I can only say that fixing structural misalignment (to the best of my ability), mercury detoxification, changing the way I breathe, and dietary changes has has a massive on my impact brain functioning and capacity.

 

[mostlylurking]

I mean can it??

CTE=chronic traumatic encephalopathy, yes?
Suggested reading:

Frontiers | Neurological, Psychiatric, and Biochemical Aspects of Thiamine Deficiency in Children and Adults

Thiamine (vitamin B1) is an essential nutrient that serves as a cofactor for a number of enzymes, mostly with mitochondrial localization. Some thiamine-depen...

www.frontiersin.org

quote:
"The brain is highly vulnerable to thiamine deficiency due to its heavy reliance on mitochondrial ATP production. This is more evident during rapid growth (i.e., perinatal periods and children) in which thiamine deficiency is commonly associated with either malnutrition or genetic defects. Thiamine deficiency contributes to a number of conditions spanning from mild neurological and psychiatric symptoms (confusion, reduced memory, and sleep disturbances) to severe encephalopathy, ataxia, congestive heart failure, muscle atrophy, and even death."

also these:

Traumatic Brain Injury and Oxygen: Understanding the Role of Free Radicals - Hormones Matter

Traumatic brain injury is a significant cause of death and disability. Free oxygen radicals are implicated as major contributors to the secondary injury.

www.hormonesmatter.com

Beyond Deficiency: Using Thiamine as a Metabolic Stimulant - Hormones Matter

Thiamine is functioning as a metabolic stimulant to restore energy metabolism inhibited by factors unrelated to nutritional status.

www.hormonesmatter.com

 

[Peatress]

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[Runenight201]

I had concussions growing up with a heavy impact to the head in a bike accident. Combining this with mercury toxicity and dental misalignment resulted in lots of problems - especially with memory.

Natrum sulph is something I was advised to take before starting a mercury detox protocol. Apparently it can release head trauma.

As far as CTE goes, I can only say that fixing structural misalignment (to the best of my ability), mercury detoxification, changing the way I breathe, and dietary changes has has a massive on my impact brain functioning and capacity.

Just watched some of Robert Kennedy Jr's interview with Joe Roan on vaccines and mercury poisoning... So it's pretty much safe to say that every one raised in America (idk about the rest of the world), has some degree of mercury poisoning, with I'm guessing, depending on the genetic health stock of our parents/the nutritional environment we were raised in, determines the extent to which the mercury in the vaccines damaged us.

I mean, I'm not intellectually disabled, yet some people who were exposed to the mercury are, so to me, there is a range in the severity of the damage caused by the mercury in the vaccines, some peope being more strongly affected than others. I'd imagine that in general, robust nutrition can help the body function well in spite of the mercury poisoning, and Peat himself even said that metabolically strong individuals are resilient to even the worst toxins, whereas very unhealthy individuals are succesptible to what may be benign to most people (for instance, seasonal allergies can wreck some people and not even be on other people's radar)....

What is the protocol for detoxification, and is it a costly process? Can the body naturally remove the mercury from the brain if it's left to it's own detoxification procedures? I know some people go deep into this rabbit hole, but what is the net payoff? Can an individual say, just eat high quality nutrition, maybe take a couple supplements, sleep really well, get sunlight, exercise, etc... and reverse any damage?

 

[mostlylurking]

What is the protocol for detoxification, and is it a costly process? Can the body naturally remove the mercury from the brain if it's left to it's own detoxification procedures?

I've got mercury poisoning. Also lead poisoning. The mercury is much more difficult to deal with because the procedures to remove it that are approved by the FDA don't work very well. There's something maybe on the horizon but who knows if TPTB will ever allow it to become available. I have found major improvements in my symptoms via high dose thiamine hcl.

articles of interest:

Dr. Boyd Haley’s Super Glutathione Molecule

Safe Effective Chelation and Detoxification The biggest tragedy in medicine and dentistry is the use of mercury. For a decade and a half Dr. Boyd Haley, renown former chairman of Kentucky University’s chemistry department has been warning us about what the FDA and CDC does not want us to know...

drsircus.com

Taking Selenium in a Mercury-Polluted World

Everyone alive today must be concerned about selenium because it is a partial antidote to mercury contamination. But unfortunately, we live in a mercury-polluted world, and it gets worse yearly because the global coal-fired energy plants put about 15 to 20 tons of mercury into the atmosphere...

drsircus.com

Mercury, Parkinson's Disease, and Thiamine - Hormones Matter

The researchers who detected mercury in the brain in patients with Parkinson’s disease concluded that we should stop burning fossil fuels.

www.hormonesmatter.com

Epsom Salt vs Chelation — Mercury Free Kids

Until very recently I was big on mercury chelation with ALA, DMSA or DMPS. I was a chelation fanatic. I had the words of a certain "chelation guru" all over the Mercury Free Kids pages. I was also recommending limiting sulfur intake from my own knowledge and e

www.mercuryfreekids.org

Thiamine Saves — Mercury Free Kids

#ThiamineSaves

www.mercuryfreekids.org

 

[StephanF]

A friend of mine was in a motorcycle accident. He lost his speech initially, he could only say ‘barbecue’. He regained slurry speech. Then he recalled that when he was a child and had a broken arm that wouldn’t fuse, the physician prescribed magnet therapy, then his broken arm did finally fuse. So he wondered whether magnetic therapy could restore his speech. He bought the magnetic pulset ‘EarthPulse’ and he regained his speech!

My brother, during an 11-hour operation, went into a 2-month long coma. I sent an EarthPulse pulser to the clinic in Germany, and two weeks after they finally allowed the pulser on my brother, he came out of the coma. But later he had another stroke and passed away, unfortunately.

At that time, we met a young woman that was in a bicycle accident and had a long and slow recovery. I gave her the pulser and she e-mailed her that for the first time since the accident, she was able to sleep!

The EarthPulse has a sleeping program that helps you sleep. I used it and it really works!

 

[Liam311]

Just watched some of Robert Kennedy Jr's interview with Joe Roan on vaccines and mercury poisoning... So it's pretty much safe to say that every one raised in America (idk about the rest of the world), has some degree of mercury poisoning, with I'm guessing, depending on the genetic health stock of our parents/the nutritional environment we were raised in, determines the extent to which the mercury in the vaccines damaged us.

I mean, I'm not intellectually disabled, yet some people who were exposed to the mercury are, so to me, there is a range in the severity of the damage caused by the mercury in the vaccines, some peope being more strongly affected than others. I'd imagine that in general, robust nutrition can help the body function well in spite of the mercury poisoning, and Peat himself even said that metabolically strong individuals are resilient to even the worst toxins, whereas very unhealthy individuals are succesptible to what may be benign to most people (for instance, seasonal allergies can wreck some people and not even be on other people's radar)....

What is the protocol for detoxification, and is it a costly process? Can the body naturally remove the mercury from the brain if it's left to it's own detoxification procedures? I know some people go deep into this rabbit hole, but what is the net payoff? Can an individual say, just eat high quality nutrition, maybe take a couple supplements, sleep really well, get sunlight, exercise, etc... and reverse any damage?

It looks to be heating up around this topic. I had a feeling the 'covid era' would shine a spotlight on traditional vaccines.

There's no doubt in my mind that improving metabolic function would aid in mercury detoxification. But it is a stubborn metal to remove.

For example, having the ApoE4 allele (present in my family) can potentially hinder detoxification pathways due to having the amino acid arginine in place of cysteine; cysteine contains a sulfhydryl that is capable of binding to metals. I believe this, coupled with a compromised metabolism, can cause all sorts of problems.

As mentioned above, there are a few ways to go about detoxification. I tried the Cutler protocol using alpha-lipoic acid for a short while, but the mercury redistribution caused too many problems. In the end, I found a homoeopathic protocol with manageable detoxification symptoms and combined it with as many Epsom salt baths as I could get in.

Epsom salt baths are an excellent tool to aid detoxification at different levels of toxicity. It saved me on many days.

I believe all the things you mention reverse damage. But in my case, I had to first turn off the mercury tap and support getting it out.

 

[mostlylurking]

For example, having the ApoE4 allele (present in my family) can potentially hinder detoxification pathways due to having the amino acid arginine in place of cysteine; cysteine contains a sulfhydryl that is capable of binding to metals. I believe this, coupled with a compromised metabolism, can cause all sorts of problems.

Have you looked into thiamine? The molecule includes sulfur which bonds to heavy metals. Lead poisoning (which I have) symptoms exactly match thiamine deficiency, probably because lead bonds to thiamine's sulfur, making thiamine unavailable to the body. High dose thiamine hcl resolves lead poisoning symptoms and the sulfur in thiamine may help the body to detox from the heavy metal.

Lead Poisoning in Animals - Toxicology - Merck Veterinary Manual

Learn about the veterinary topic of Lead Poisoning in Animals. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the Merck Vet Manual.

www.merckvetmanual.com

The therapeutic potential of thiamine for treatment of experimentally induced subacute lead poisoning in sheep - Comparative Clinical Pathology

Lead poisoning remains a serious problem in veterinary and human medicine. A number of lead chelators have been used for treatment of lead intoxication, but none of them is completely effective to remove lead from all organs. Therefore, alternatives for the treatment of lead poisoning are...

link.springer.com

Thiamine reduces tissue lead levels in rats: mechanism of interaction - PubMed

Effect of thiamine hydrochloride on lead induced lipid peroxidation in rat liver and kidney - PubMed

Thiamine hydrochloride was studied on lead-induced endogenous lipid peroxidation in rat hepatic and renal tissues following po doses of 2.73 mg lead/kg bw for 6 w. Simultaneous use of 25 mg thiamine hydrochloride/kg bw po reduced lead accumulation in liver and kidneys. There were significant...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The role of trace elements, thiamin (e) and transketolase in autism and autistic spectrum disorder - PubMed

Although there has been much research into autism or autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), there is room for considerable conjecture regarding the etiology of these developmental brain disorders. ASD is marked by a complex interaction between environmental factors and genetic predisposition...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Thiamine is also known to repair a compromised metabolism. It worked for me.

Beyond Deficiency: Using Thiamine as a Metabolic Stimulant - Hormones Matter

Thiamine is functioning as a metabolic stimulant to restore energy metabolism inhibited by factors unrelated to nutritional status.

www.hormonesmatter.com

 

[Liam311]

Have you looked into thiamine? The molecule includes sulfur which bonds to heavy metals. Lead poisoning (which I have) symptoms exactly match thiamine deficiency, probably because lead bonds to thiamine's sulfur, making thiamine unavailable to the body. High dose thiamine hcl resolves lead poisoning symptoms and the sulfur in thiamine may help the body to detox from the heavy metal.

Lead Poisoning in Animals - Toxicology - Merck Veterinary Manual

Learn about the veterinary topic of Lead Poisoning in Animals. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the Merck Vet Manual.

www.merckvetmanual.com

The therapeutic potential of thiamine for treatment of experimentally induced subacute lead poisoning in sheep - Comparative Clinical Pathology

Lead poisoning remains a serious problem in veterinary and human medicine. A number of lead chelators have been used for treatment of lead intoxication, but none of them is completely effective to remove lead from all organs. Therefore, alternatives for the treatment of lead poisoning are...

link.springer.com

Thiamine reduces tissue lead levels in rats: mechanism of interaction - PubMed

Effect of thiamine hydrochloride on lead induced lipid peroxidation in rat liver and kidney - PubMed

Thiamine hydrochloride was studied on lead-induced endogenous lipid peroxidation in rat hepatic and renal tissues following po doses of 2.73 mg lead/kg bw for 6 w. Simultaneous use of 25 mg thiamine hydrochloride/kg bw po reduced lead accumulation in liver and kidneys. There were significant...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The role of trace elements, thiamin (e) and transketolase in autism and autistic spectrum disorder - PubMed

Although there has been much research into autism or autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), there is room for considerable conjecture regarding the etiology of these developmental brain disorders. ASD is marked by a complex interaction between environmental factors and genetic predisposition...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Thiamine is also known to repair a compromised metabolism. It worked for me.

Beyond Deficiency: Using Thiamine as a Metabolic Stimulant - Hormones Matter

Thiamine is functioning as a metabolic stimulant to restore energy metabolism inhibited by factors unrelated to nutritional status.

www.hormonesmatter.com

Have you looked into thiamine? The molecule includes sulfur which bonds to heavy metals. Lead poisoning (which I have) symptoms exactly match thiamine deficiency, probably because lead bonds to thiamine's sulfur, making thiamine unavailable to the body. High dose thiamine hcl resolves lead poisoning symptoms and the sulfur in thiamine may help the body to detox from the heavy metal.

Lead Poisoning in Animals - Toxicology - Merck Veterinary Manual

Learn about the veterinary topic of Lead Poisoning in Animals. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the Merck Vet Manual.

www.merckvetmanual.com

The therapeutic potential of thiamine for treatment of experimentally induced subacute lead poisoning in sheep - Comparative Clinical Pathology

Lead poisoning remains a serious problem in veterinary and human medicine. A number of lead chelators have been used for treatment of lead intoxication, but none of them is completely effective to remove lead from all organs. Therefore, alternatives for the treatment of lead poisoning are...

link.springer.com

Thiamine reduces tissue lead levels in rats: mechanism of interaction - PubMed

Effect of thiamine hydrochloride on lead induced lipid peroxidation in rat liver and kidney - PubMed

Thiamine hydrochloride was studied on lead-induced endogenous lipid peroxidation in rat hepatic and renal tissues following po doses of 2.73 mg lead/kg bw for 6 w. Simultaneous use of 25 mg thiamine hydrochloride/kg bw po reduced lead accumulation in liver and kidneys. There were significant...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The role of trace elements, thiamin (e) and transketolase in autism and autistic spectrum disorder - PubMed

Although there has been much research into autism or autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), there is room for considerable conjecture regarding the etiology of these developmental brain disorders. ASD is marked by a complex interaction between environmental factors and genetic predisposition...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Thiamine is also known to repair a compromised metabolism. It worked for me.

Beyond Deficiency: Using Thiamine as a Metabolic Stimulant - Hormones Matter

Thiamine is functioning as a metabolic stimulant to restore energy metabolism inhibited by factors unrelated to nutritional status.

www.hormonesmatter.com

Yes, on and off. More lately since I no longer have issues with sulfur.

Thanks for the links!

 

[mostlylurking]

Yes, on and off. More lately since I no longer have issues with sulfur.

Thanks for the links!

You're welcome.

 

[Darius Jenkins]

I had concussions growing up with a heavy impact to the head in a bike accident. Combining this with mercury toxicity and dental misalignment resulted in lots of problems - especially with memory.

Natrum sulph is something I was advised to take before starting a mercury detox protocol. Apparently it can release head trauma.

As far as CTE goes, I can only say that fixing structural misalignment (to the best of my ability), mercury detoxification, changing the way I breathe, and dietary changes has has a massive on my impact brain functioning

I had concussions growing up with a heavy impact to the head in a bike accident. Combining this with mercury toxicity and dental misalignment resulted in lots of problems - especially with memory.

Natrum sulph is something I was advised to take before starting a mercury detox protocol. Apparently it can release head trauma.

As far as CTE goes, I can only say that fixing structural misalignment (to the best of my ability), mercury detoxification, changing the way I breathe, and dietary changes has has a massive on my impact brain functioning and capacity.

I'm 23 and I'm still dealing with memory issues, brain fog, can't put together sentences etc., and I just feel like my situation won't get better cuz of age

 

[Peatress]

I'm 23 and I'm still dealing with memory issues, brain fog, can't put together sentences etc., and I just feel like my situation won't get better cuz of age

Have you tried niacinamide? It's underestimated for memory recall.

 

[Liam311]

I'm 23 and I'm still dealing with memory issues, brain fog, can't put together sentences etc., and I just feel like my situation won't get better cuz of age

Most of my regeneration has been in my late 20's and 30's

 

[Pete Rey]

I'm 23 and I'm still dealing with memory issues, brain fog, can't put together sentences etc., and I just feel like my situation won't get better cuz of age

Anyone's situation can get better. Don't compare yourself to others; just compare each day/week/month/year to the last. We're all playing the hand we were dealt. Perfect is the enemy of the good. Two steps forward, one step backwards. Don't let the backwards step discourage you. I'm autistic, pushing 40, and still improving.

 

[Darius Jenkins]

Most of my regeneration has been in my late 20's and 30's

Mmm ok, thanks for sharing. This made me feel hopeful

 

[Darius Jenkins]

Anyone's situation can get better. Don't compare yourself to others; just compare each day/week/month/year to the last. We're all playing the hand we were dealt. Perfect is the enemy of the good. Two steps forward, one step backwards. Don't let the backwards step discourage you. I'm autistic, pushing 40, and still improving.

That's great