I'm very happy today.

Yesterday, Laura lectured with me at the Central New York "Herbaganza" about mercury toxicity and it was a great success.

The attendees were enthusiastic and the coordinator came up to me later in the day and said that several people had reported that this session was the best they had attended at the event.

We obtained permission from the IAOMT to pass out their rebuttal to the ADA's claims that mercury amalgams are safe. The ADA information is so badly flawed, that it is obvious even to the casual mercury watcher that it was fraudulently presented with an agenda in mind. ADA statements receive worldwide media coverage. The scientific IAOMT rebuttal received no media recognition despite it's superior scientific integrity.

One attendee ended the session in tears recognizing the symptoms of mercury as a problem in several household members, and this, after years of searching for answers.

Of course, my answer came from a friend named Amy who herself got rid of her own fibromyalgia after 5 years of doctor visits and ending up confined to bed. After having some amalgam fillings removed, she went back to work.

To celebrate, Laura (my friend and business partner) and I stopped at the Cheesecake Factory restaurant in Buffalo and had Salmon Rolls: A delicious appetizer containing salmon—a fish often high in mercury—in a ginger sauce.

Of course, we took 4 Algin before the meal, 4 after, and 4 when returning home (about 2 hours later) and had no mercury symptoms at all; A feat not possible with the help of Algin.

The coordinator of the Herbaganza event stated that she is going to contact Nature's Sunshine Products, North America's largest and oldest herb manufacturer and a participant in the event, to request that mercury lectures be given at future events by Laura and myself.

All in all, a good day and good news for mercury awareness.