Inner Tremor

[Emy]

Hi Shelley

I was just wondering if you could tell me what causes Inner Tremor.

I get a whole buzzing feeling when I lie down on my back at night. I have had various blood tests. I tested positive for Mycoplasma, but they said its nothing you can do (live in Belgium).
When I wake up my heart is beating hard, I can feel it.

The buzzing during the day turns to foot tingling which comes and goes.

I have discovered that the buzzing returns when I eat certain foods like white potatoes, etc.

Could candida be causing this?

Also, I started seeing a Homeopath and he did blood tests and found that i was copper deficient and that my body was not eliminating toxins.

With 6 months into seeing him, I have somewhat improvement, but still the tremor, and tingling continues. I might add that sometimes for a couple of days I dont have any symptoms at all

Thanks in advance for your advice


Em

[shelley]

I'd say it's more likely heavy metal poisoning, especially since you're low on copper. if you're low on copper you're not getting enough minerals altogether, and a lack of good minerals leaves you wide open to absorb the wrong metals. Here are most of the nutritional factors that cause tremors:

High iodine, high manganese, high sodium, high phosphorus, high lithium, high Vitamin B1, high/low Vit B6, low calcium, low magnesium, low PABA, heavy metal toxicity.

Have you been taking Cal-Mag Fizz? Does it help? Do the detox/Epsom salt baths help? Calcium deficiency will cause tremors, spasms, insomnia.

[Emy]

Thanks Shelley for your quick response

No, I will give it a go


I did an Epsom Bath the first time I had it and my muscles didnt hurt (i had left overs from a trip to dallas), but living in Europe they dont sell it as its a base for XTC tablets.

Is it possible to have Heavy Metal Poisoning even though I dont have Mercury fillings (just white ones).

I think your right about the heavy metal posioning, when I ate tuna, or any fish for that matters it brings on the tremors.

Is it ok with you if i send you thru my blood test results.

I will be going kinestherapy, my GP says its depression cause I am living In Belguim and I am unemployed....... blah blah blah...

Also, I use to work in a mini-lab for 7 yrs (back in sydney), so I was exposed to all the chemicals. Even though I didnt mix them, I was a salesperson and we did not have adquate ventilation, and certainly not the amount of air changes we required that fit in with health and safety.

[shelley]

Ah, your work could have done it, yeppers. OH dear. Are you in contact with anyone you used to work with there? It would be interesting to know if anyone else was having problems related to toxic metals, neurogical disorders, etc.

Blood tests don't reveal metals, metals get deposited places. Hair analysis will reveal it, but you have to know how to read them because the exact metal itself won't always make an appearance, but the skewed calcium will reveal it.

[Emy]

Cool, I wil get the Hair Analysis done them.

I always thought it, when I first got sick.

I am in touch with everyone, but none are sick (thank god).


Will keep you up to date

Thanks!

[Emy]

Hi Shelley

I was just wondering would trace elemants be ok to take for the inner tremor?

Thanks for your wisdom in advance

Emily

[shelley]

Well, the problem is if you do have a heavy metals toxicity then taking tons of minerals might give your body too much work to do. But to eat foods rich in minerals coupled with healthy fats should be okay. So you might want to consider making up a diet that skews the balance this way for a week or two:

raise Vitamin B6, magnesium, potassium, and regulate sodium. Also raise calcium.

A small dose of cal-mag should be okay too.

Trace minerals tend to come all in a bunch. Just eat some caviar or traditionally made Miso soup (without the tofu) and you'll get plenty!

[Emy]

Hey Shelley,

I finally got some CalMag Fizz from the Uk and when I have the inner tremor isnt as bad and at times isnt even there.

It gets really bad when I get upset and people start fighting with me ( i dont fight back) and then at night when I lay down its really bad.

I will get some B6 next and let you know where I am headed.

Thanks

[Emy]

Hi Shelley,

I am finally back in Sydney, Australia to visit family and I am not as bad as I use to be with the internal tremor.

I went to see the Natropath/Osteopath today and she told me that I had lighting bolt.

She said that since I had Laser Therapy hair removal (a tiny bit on my chin, 2 years ago when i came to sydney (i only had 2 sessions) that it stuffed up my nerves. As I had muscle spasms etc and palpitations.

She said that they basically electrocuted me and that i am very sensitive.
She also said that she had a similar patient with the same thing and she treated her.

What are your thoughts?

I am going back on Monday with weekly Osteopath work

I will keep you up to date with the progress

Emy

[shelley]

Hi Emy!

I hadn't heard of that before but it sounds very likely! We have nerve nexuses all over and the nervous system is SO complex. Damage can refer to other parts of the body in strange ways. All you can really do is make sure to get enough EFAs in your diet so your body can do what it can to compensate. Good luck with that!

[Emy]

Hey Shelley,

Just wanted to let you know that I tried MSM and it complelty made my inner tremor and tingling go away in a week. It lessed everyday.

The only thing is that i have decided to go back to my heavy metal detox for a while ( i havent yet) , i noticed that when i went off the msm the tremor and tingling has come back.

My natro wants to organise the hair analysis with the US to see whats left.

Also, I went to a Osteopath here in Belgium and when she worked on me the first time, I came home that night and had no symptoms. 2 weeks I went back and it came back, each time I go to her it gets worse.

Is this normal to get worse with each treatment, after having no symptoms the first time?

Thanks

Emily xxx

[shelley]

It can be completely normal to get worse before getting better. But if that doesn't change in time, then the osteopath isn't putting you back into place, or your nervous system isn't letting the adjustments stick. Acupuncture might be better in that case.

Sometimes you need different types of sulphur, such as MSM and one or two others: cysteine, methione, and taurine, are all essential proteins that have sulphur as part of their makeup.

[Emy]

Hey Shelley

Good to hear from you

I contacted my Natro and she said that if I am responding to MSM then its in my brain? and that it is difficult to get nutrients into the brain.

Is this true?


yeah, she gave me cystiene... but its sooooooooooooo disgusting to do with the heavy metal detox


I will be going to an Acupunture here, I am not going back to her anymore its 50 euros each time and I dont think its worth it when I can go to Acupunture for 20.

thank you for your wisdom

Blessings

Emily

[shelley]

MSM easily passes the blood brain barrier. The blood brain barrier keeps most things in the blood from actually getting to the brain, but anything resembling an electrolyte tends to pass through. That's a simplification, but still.

There are many other reasons to respond to MSM, including skewed mineral ratios which sulfur sets to right, it helps the body shed unnecessary metals and other toxins. It also takes down inflammation, fibromyalgia, repetitive stress injury...

Just don't take it too long or it will go too far the other way.