Mercury Poisoning and Lyme

[CaptainSkins]

Mercury Poisoning and Lyme

Lyme disease and mercury poisoning are related.  The spirochete and/or yeast will bind with the mercury.  Kill the yeast or the spirochete and the mercury goes free reeking havoc again, causing what we call a herxheimers response.

Mercury will NOT show up in a blood or urine test unless you have taken a supplement to dislodge it.  And even then it may not show up.  

Google any of the symptoms listed on this thread plus 'mercury poisoning' in the search bar and you will be amazed at what you find.  Google “Mercury Poisoning Lyme Disease”

Not all mercury is coming from amalgam fillings.  Flu shots, corn syrup, all kinds of fish, they all have mercury.  Cosmetics have mercury.  Ear and nose drops have thimerosal (mercury), eyeliner has mercury.

For the yuppies on here, remember when they would put Mercurochrome on your cut, that was the red dye looking stuff, right?  It wasn’t dye, it was red mercury.

Remember playing with the mercury from thermometers?

Did you ever break used fluorescent light bulbs and make an explosion?

For me it’s been hard to pin down the ½ life of mercury in the human body, but from what I understand it’s looking to be 25 years. That means ½ of the mercury we take in will still be there 25 years from now.

Mercury is way more dangerous than lead, it’s closer to radiation.

Start here.
http://amalgam.org/

And here is a short concise history of amalgam fillings.
http://www.toothbythelake.net/wellness-center/amalgam-fillings/a-brief-history-of-amalgams/

This is what I understand.  Is this correct?

[Jamie283]

Hey jackie.   Been awhile.   Unfortunately still the same.   On my 5th month of abx.    Had a quick question can you spread lymes to your partner by Saliva or. oral sex?    

[JackieCalifornia]

I would tend to agree with wonko's comments -- she is wise in the ways of this sort of thing.

[wonko]

While there may be some overlap in the symptoms of mercury poisoning and Lyme disease, they are not related.  

Lyme disease is a bacterial infection, often spread by ticks.  The bacterium that causes Lyme disease has been identified and is named borrelia burgdorferi.  One can have Lyme disease even if one has never been exposed to mercury, and one can suffer from mercury poisoning without even having come into contact with borrelia burgdorferi.