Chiropractic causing neurological problems:

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Subject: Chiropractic causing neurological problems:
From: [email hidden] (DT)
Date: 7/23/2003 9:34 AM Pacific Standard Time
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All:
I have been reading up on the threads both possitive and negative of
Chiropractic medicine.
The reason for my asking is that for about a year I have been having
unresolved nerological issues that can not be explained by any
Neurologist, PCP, etc. I have had MRIs, CT scans, Blood tests for all
obvious and obscure diseases and ailments.
All tests came back fine with no noteable reasons for the ailments.
The main complaints I have had are two - tingling primarily in the
extremities (concentrated on the left side) and involentary muscle
twitching. Both events come and go and stay for 1-2hrs and go away.
THe issues don't seem to be triggered by retraceable action.

The problems seemed to happen around a the time (1-3months) of
starting chiropractic. Which is neck, mid back and lower back
adjustments. As it stands all three seem to "crack" all the time. I
am wondering if something has been changed that either has changed the
blood flow (periodic) or is hitting a nerve not all the time.

I understand that this is a possible issue (from the discussions in
lists). I would like some feed back from others and some ideas if any
for resolving these wierd issues. (besides not going to chiropractic).
Thanks in advance.
DT

How much metal do you have in your mouth?

Perhaps you need to get your mercury level checked. A 24 urine test may not
show it, if it is embedded in the tissue.

Stinging, tingling, and twitching are all signs of mercury poisoning.

Mercury amalgams just might be the problem.

I have peripheral neuropathy and did have mercury poisoning.

Ignore the flack from those in denial. Rich ,@. is sure to follow this post. He
is a known liar and stalker.

These people are experts for testing.

http://www.melisa.org

Good Luck,

Jan

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Subject: Re: Chiropractic causing neurological problems:
From: [email hidden] (Jan)
Date: 7/23/2003 10:01 AM Pacific

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How much metal do you have in your mouth?

geez Jan

don't ya think this person would have had symptoms PRIOR to the chiro stuff if
indeed "mercury" was the issue????

Please IGNORE this Jan person..she is a nutcase fixated on mercury...

my personal feelings: if symptoms started AFTER chiro manipulation,,,that
could well have been the etiology...

just my .o2 cents

hawki the np
hawki

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All:
I have been reading up on the threads both possitive and negative of
Chiropractic medicine.
The reason for my asking is that for about a year I have been having
unresolved nerological issues that can not be explained by any
Neurologist, PCP, etc. I have had MRIs, CT scans, Blood tests for all
obvious and obscure diseases and ailments.
All tests came back fine with no noteable reasons for the ailments.
The main complaints I have had are two - tingling primarily in the
extremities (concentrated on the left side) and involentary muscle
twitching. Both events come and go and stay for 1-2hrs and go away.
THe issues don't seem to be triggered by retraceable action.

The problems seemed to happen around a the time (1-3months) of
starting chiropractic. Which is neck, mid back and lower back
adjustments. As it stands all three seem to "crack" all the time. I
am wondering if something has been changed that either has changed the
blood flow (periodic) or is hitting a nerve not all the time.

I understand that this is a possible issue (from the discussions in
lists). I would like some feed back from others and some ideas if any
for resolving these wierd issues. (besides not going to chiropractic).
Thanks in advance.
DT

Why not be a genius and discuss this with your Chiropractor. He may want to
know.

Hmmm..
Thanks for the emails.
Have discussed this with my Chiropractor, and the answer was no, these
issues could not be caused by sublaxations and the adjuctments given.

The neurologist thinks otherwise.

Taking a vacation from the chiro is one thing I was planning on doing.
Mercury - well that is always a possibility, since I was in florida
having red snapper and other grand sea food. However, I would think
that all the tests that were done would have found this out.

Thanks for your input...

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even better... why not take a "vacation" from chiropractic and see if your
problem gets better...

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I understand that this is a possible issue (from the discussions in
lists). I would like some feed back from others and some ideas if any
for resolving these wierd issues. (besides not going to chiropractic).
Thanks in advance.
DT

Why not be a genius and discuss this with your Chiropractor. He may want

to

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know.

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Subject: Re: Chiropractic causing neurological problems:
From: [email hidden] (DT)
Date: 7/23/2003 5:32 PM Pacific Standard Time
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Hmmm..
Thanks for the emails.
Have discussed this with my Chiropractor, and the answer was no, these
issues could not be caused by sublaxations and the adjuctments given.

The neurologist thinks otherwise.

Taking a vacation from the chiro is one thing I was planning on doing.
Mercury - well that is always a possibility, since I was in florida
having red snapper and other grand sea food. However, I would think
that all the tests that were done would have found this out.

No, the normal tests may not, I would check further.

Good Luck,

Jan

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"Beachhouse" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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even better... why not take a "vacation" from chiropractic and see if your
problem gets better...

"stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I understand that this is a possible issue (from the discussions in
> lists). I would like some feed back from others and some ideas if any
> for resolving these wierd issues. (besides not going to chiropractic).
> Thanks in advance.
> DT

Why not be a genius and discuss this with your Chiropractor. He may want

to

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know.

"stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Why not be a genius and discuss this with your Chiropractor. He may want

to

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know.

Or the state board that licenses chiropractors.

Peter Bowditch said:

stuart said:

I was a student of Marshall Mcluhan at one time, where his assertion was
"The media is the message".

You may not have studied hard enough. The book was "The Medium is the
Massage". Its name is often misquoted.

It probably rubbed him the wrong way.