I think Andy Cutler is remarkable personally. he has had to learn to cut to the quick, defend his position constantly and get on with it. HE doesn't muck around, he pretty much tells you how it is, if you wish to not follow those directions and want to do your own thing, then that is up to the person. But so often some muck up his protocol, put their own swing on it or confuse it with another, then when things go wrong they blame him and put it up on the forum. Then when you ask what they actually did, you see they were doing it completely wrong. Some seem to do this on purpose or repat the same problem and for him, it's very frustrating. But he just has to eventually get on with it. He admits that some are so toxic, that it is very hard to even treat them based on how much the mercury has affected them, to where it is almost impossible to get them to follow directions and comply with treatment. So the area he deals in, mercury toxicity, is probably one of the most difficult in respect to its affect on human nature.

Ive heard people phoning him all hours of the day and night often. I really do think he is someone that would be under tremendous stress. So many people, adults, children, austistic, or other mercury toxic, want his help and some have been injured previosly by other methods and he's the "fix it guy". Which he cannot always do perfectly or speedily.

I think his book is wonderful too Russ. I think it could be more organised and as I said, a lot of it is beyond my understanding, but so much of it is and you read and learn and it's book that he has obviously been totally dedicated in doing. His learning is extensive, becuase he's been toxic himself and has a lot of passion towards this. He has been on radio also. Believe me, if he wasn't genuine, he would not have gotten this far.

Andy doesn't often defend himself, and does not want to be thought of as a guru or genius. He lets the treatment do the talking and the results speak for themselves. I think that is why I tend to trust much of what he says.