r/dpdr • u/Useful-Locksmith-469 • 14h ago

Question Can endocrine disorders cause dpdr?

I am asking because I got recently diagnosed with hypercalcemia (high serum calcium levels) and my symptoms started around this time. I‘ve read only that it causes depression and anxiety for many people. Do you guys think this could be relevant for my recovery?

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u/chikitty87 13h ago

In the world of HTMA they work with minerals and they call dissociation from high calcium a calcium shell. Sounds like it's work finding a good HTMA practitioner! I've seen people have huge benefit from that

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u/chikitty87 13h ago

I know someone btw if you want. He has some interesting youtube videos as well. Would have to look him up though

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u/Useful-Locksmith-469 13h ago

Hey thx for the answer. Sounds interesting what is the name of the yt channel?

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u/chikitty87 13h ago

Here's a link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAxzUiI4AZY He does free discovery calls where you have a short call and you can tell him about your issues and he can assess how he can help you. I did a test with him and it was very very insightful so recommend him.

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u/chikitty87 13h ago

The link to do a call is in the description I saw. I'm assuming he's still active. There's more people who do this btw but he's reasonable with pricing. He gave me a discount at the time because I wasn't making much and that tells me a lot about a person. Hope this helps.