Absolutely.

Low temperature is a classic symptom of low-thyroid.

According to a well-known website:

"Studies done at the Harvard Medical School and the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center find that one out of ten women has some degree of low thyroid by age 50. Unfortunately this problem is largely overlooked by mainstream medicine and women are diagnosed with some other medical condition."

"Thyroid blood tests are notoriously inaccurate tools for diagnosis because there is such a fine line between a normally functioning thyroid and one that is underactive."
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The porphyrin test is a real good idea.

I saw a small group of symptoms in myself (because I was not aware of many other mercury-related symptoms at the time) that are commonly related to mercury and decided to have mine removed. It was the best health move I've made all my life. Both my business partner and I had a dramatic improvement.

My Mercury Amalgam Story

Sometimes you take a chance against popular opinion and, when you use your common sense (and the rest of the world doesn't), you come out winning.

Here are some mercury stories that might interest you.

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