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Joined: May 2006
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I agree, Russ. No one knows all of the answers. I have Cutler's book and while it is excellent I don't think that it's perfect. My doctor says that he has helped mercury toxic people with IV DMPS and I think that he's telling the truth. However, Cutler says that IV DMPS is absolutely useless and dangerous. Every individual is different and what works for one person may not work for another person that has the same symptoms. Oh, I thought you were saying that Cutler said that in his book. In short, I don't think everyone has all the answers, neither do I completely agree with everyone's ideas. Nevertheless, I do think Cutler's book is the best I've found. I also find that Cutler sometimes makes what I call "absolutist" statements. This is a style of speaking where things sound like absolute truths, but taken in context (which is very important), the statements are actually limited in scope. Unfortunately, this style can lead to frequent misunderstandings. Fortunately, the book doesn't seem to be written in this way much (perhaps a little). Just a thought.
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