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 informative, April 19, 2015
By jeri cushman
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answered a lot of questions and easy to read...
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 Another book of many interesting ways to remove heavy metals ..., January 20, 2015
By paula claycomb
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Another book of many interesting ways to remove heavy metals from the body. One can't have enough information about this.
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Ran into William while hiking in the white mountains great guy. Talked 1hour and 1/2 just about life ..., September 05, 2014
By Alison R.
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Ran into William while hiking in the white mountains great guy. Talked 1hour and 1/2 just about life and the books he has written. I hope he does well with this and I am not buying canola oil. Just bought some grape seed extract oil. Just for starters.
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Mercury Half Life, September 15, 2013
By Chris
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Mercury in the body seems to have a half- life of about 90 days, meaning that, with the assistance of a healthy diet and a non- sedendary way of living, if you dont compound additional mercury, the existing mercury in the body may naturally be reduced to half in about 90 days (3 months), then again to half, i.e. a quarter of initial in another 90 days; this meaning that in about 9-12 months the person may be left with only a small portion of the initial amount of mercury that was present without any formal detox protocol.
So, a person removing amalgam fillings today, may be - theoretically - mercury- free and whatever symptoms- free in about 9 months to 1 year.
I beleive that hastening this body' s process in removing mercury too quickly, may do more damage than good, as it is the same way suggested in all kinds of detoxification publications, if the body does not take enough time to detoxify.
With proper nutrition and balanced life as well as emotional support (both from family/ friends and professional counseling/ psychoanalysis if necessary), then the person may be mercury- free in a practical period of 2- 5 years. 5 years is not much in regard to any detox program undetaken and is actually the recommended amount of time for taking for clearing the body of heavy metals, etc, again the detox phase dependent on the age of the individual as well as stressors that may exist in life.
Always taking into account not only perhaps any physical symptoms that may surface during toxicity, or detox, but also any emotional/ mental ones and treating the organism holistically, then the detox phase may progress quicker and more smoothly. In trying times, i.e. perhaps with mercury detox that may affect mental balance, and/ or if the detox phase taking too long, then it may be good the person see to read inspirational books, do stress- control/ relaxation exercises, as well as some prayer (for those religiously- inclined) for coping, or finding meaning in all of life' s situations.
Some other publications note that an effective clearing of mercury, or other heavy metals may take up to 20-40 years, or even beyong, but this should not mean again that the person may seek to hasten this process in any way, because again it may turn counter-productive, or detrimental. Thus, as a last note, perhaps the best approach is the person to take a healthy & holistic approach to clearing mercury, or other heavy metals without concern any more for the actual time taken to complete the phase and to make sure he/ she just carries positive hopes for the best possible outcome.
5 of 5 people found the above review helpful.
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basic book, June 04, 2012
By Gardener
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Gives basic information but needs updating to cover some of the new products and protocols. More information as to the advantage and disadvantages of the approaches mentioned.
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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 Pretty poor, August 23, 2011
By C. Qu
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"A sincere attempt to gather all the disjoint and incomplete information" is not enough!
It allures you at first with a clear coherent structure (what you unfortunately will not see in Andrew Cutler's books), but then you come across a number of incorrect or misleading statements. It claims that oral DMSA is toxic by referencing (irrelevant) research from IV DMPS, it advocates a proprietary chelation brand even though it contains cysteine a substance the author advises against everywhere else in the book, it does not distinguish between organic and inorganic Hg pathways - which is a huuuuge and very grave omission, if confuses ppm and ppb when discussing Hg urine concentrations ... The list goes on...
The book is cheap, you can buy it if you are interested, but do not trust much of what it is saying before you read other sources on the subject.
2 out of 5 for several interesting sections on the facts which I did not know before, such as toxicity of various dental procedures. For ideas about clinical management it's pretty worthless.
24 of 24 people found the above review helpful.
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