Re: Re: Andy's books at a reduced price

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Nanci

For me Andy's books are essential.(hairtest or not)

I've had my books 2 years+ and I'm often amazed at all the new info I'm

discovering constantly when looking up something.

Some (lots of) information I re-discover.

I know I've read it before because there is pen or pencil underlining , etc.

But since forgotten that I've read it.

There is a wealth of info in these two books that you'll benefit from and

you can help others too ,

and everyone owes it to themselves to own their own copies.

Not just that, I think we all owe Andy Cutler, to support his work that he

gives so much freely to all of us and has been for years.

Where would we all have been without him and his work. For that reason

alone, I believe we need to get his books. Don't you agree?

DeanSA posted this earlier:

If you do not have Hair Test Interpretation it is worth buying.

> There is a special on Amalgam Illness and Hair Test Interpretation till

> Monday here:

> http://livingnetwork.co.za/zencart2/

> Both books for $63 dollars and only $5 shipping (US).

Do yourself and Andy a big favour and order it. This is also a good price

(only till Monday!). Thanks DeanSA.

Kai

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Sent: Saturday, August 30, 2008 5:35 AM

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Subject: Re: Andy's books at a reduced price

> -Is the Hair Test book important even if you already know you

> have heavy metals and are not going to get a hair test?? thanks

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> Nanci

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In frequent-dose-chelation nanciwell wrote:

-Is the Hair Test book important even if you already know you

have heavy metals and are not going to get a hair test?? thanks

----------Of course it would be most relevant if you had a hair test. But I

feel it is absolutely essential for anyone who is dealing with more than just

mercury. Andy goes into much more detail about each heavy metal and all the

essential elements too. It explains deranged mineral transport and the counting

rules, and gives numerous examples and case studies. So this is one place for

people to find " success stories " . Many examples of people improving with

chelation. I really find it to be an invaluable tool.

And I agree that it is one way of repaying Andy for all he has done for us.

If you look in the archives of the chelation groups, he has posted *thousands*

of times, answering people's questions *for free*. How many of us have paid big

bucks to so-called health care professionals, and we end up trying to educate

them (and we're paying them to do so!)?

And I truly believe that Andy sincerely wants to help people and is not just

in this for the money. If he was, he'd be trying to get all of us to sign

consulting agreements with him. He could have easily had me about two years ago

when things went downhill fast after my appendix rupture and lots of antibiotics

ordeal, and I was trying to decide what to do, because I couldn't find a doctor

in Minnesota that had a clue. He spent time with personal emails with me, and I

asked about consulting with him and going to see (doing both), and he told

me that could more than likely handle my case and consulting with him

wouldn't be necessary. Now, I was basically offering him my money, and he

turned it down. Needless to say, this made a big impression on me.

So really all I can do to repay Andy is to buy his books! And they are both

so jam-packed full of information, that they are worth their price many times

over, IMO. And let's compare this to someone like Buttar, didn't someone say he

charges like $800 per hour???? To me, that's almost as big of a sin as

injecting these kids with thimerosol in the first place. And to top it all off,

his protocol is harmful.

So for me, there's no comparison. $63 for two books that could change your

life is the deal of the century. (And no I don't get any kickbacks )

Ok, off my soapbox now ----------Jackie

Nanci

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