Cutler's book - overwhelming!!

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Ok, I'm looking through his book (just got it) and I'm thinking ..

there is no way in hell I'm going to know what the heck I need to

do.

There is an overwhelming bunch of information that it would take a

chemical degree/medical degree to understand. It looks like it also

requires tests/lab work/time off from work/the help of friends and

family and oh yea, loads of cash on hand to endure 1 to 2 years of

treatment.

First of all, by the time most people figure out they're mercury

poisoned ..they're broke and barely employable. Second, telling

friends and family that you have mercury poisoning will send most of

them running for the hills or saying things like " see, I told you

he/she was crazy " . I particularly liked the part about getting

understanding from your employers. Maybe in fantasyland employers

will be understanding, but here in the US of A you will get thrown

out on the street. Also, having the discipline and

concentration/focus to manage such a hugely HUGELY complex treatment

protocal is damn near impossible for a mercury poisoned individual!

Sorry, but I was looking for some realistic protocal not to have

the entire chemistry and supplementation encylcopedias thrown at me.

It almost seems like he is giving information on every Pharma

drug,supplement, and all his chemistry knowledge and saying now go

figure out what you need. Sorry, I'm disappointed.

Val