AI/Shaw books, was Re: a general thought.

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I don't know about the hair test book (name? eludes me this minute).

I have the Amalgam Illness book . The first time I read it, I mostly

absorbed JUST the most basic of the basics, most of which I was

already familiar with...But alot of the " emotional " stuff hit home, so

much " wow, there are the words for how it feels " type of thing. The

only things I added initially were fish oil & epsom salts - those

bumped us up enough that I was then able to muddle thru the supps that

I was not familiar with, enough to start trying them, anyway...very

slow going, but my history of intolerances, etc means being very

cautious about taking AnyOne's advice, yk?...I like the AI book,

because there are things to do/try for the " technically " and ummm,

" memory/concentration " challenged, and as I am able to understand

more, I can go back to it, for more targeted info. I also now use it

as a " double check " on new info. It has also helped me understand

other information, that I have come across, (blahblahblah, lolol)

....aaannddd, if you can get both, I would definitely get the Shaw book

too. It feels like some of the details in that book were crucial for

healing for us, and rather hard to find elsewhere...If I could only

get one book, it would be the Amalgam Illness - Maybe the Hair Test

Book has the same info, but more? maybe?? I have had plenty to work

with so far, so haven't looked into the other book (yet

chuckling, me & challenged, soooo go hand in hand..for me, he writes

in a way that it seems I do catch the most important stuff, and mostly

" in order of importance, " which may not be true for everyone...big

sigh, hope that helped...wishing you the best answers, elizabeth

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> > > ..over the past 3ish years, I have found that If I treat my girl

> > (and

> > > the rest of us) AS IF we are mercury poisoned, then I continue to

> > see

> > > improvements, rather extreme improvements at times, and very often,

> > > totally unexpected " boons. " If I step out of that thinking, we

> > stall,

> > > or worse, regress - I no longer do that, I stay focused on the

> > things

> > > that help with mercury toxicity...ultimately, I do not care if it is

> > > Really " mercury toxicity " or not, I only care about what works for

> > > us....However, having said that, I do believe mercury toxicity to be

> > > one of our big issues - and most others, well, they are very

> > > concurrent with mercury toxicity, so still end up back in " mercury

> > > land. " and I also find that it is the " words " of Andy Cutler - these

> > > words are whatt help us the most, consistently & reliably - even

> > when

> > > hunting other people's words, it is usually his input that gives

> > me my

> > > best leads/nudges to best leads. ...hmmmm. ug. aarrgghh. and happy

> > > dances all at the same time

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> > > wishing all the best answers, elizabeth

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