If some of you don't believe in muscle testing than that is fine. I just think that mercury has a destructive effect on the body's glands and that getting rid of mercury might not solve all of the problems of a person with mercury poisoning. Full recovery may require repairing the damaged glands. And what better way to do this than with glandulars?

From reading a lot and from my own experience of being sick including taking several years worth of adrenal glandulars I believe that mercury poisoning has an especially destructive effect on the pituitary gland. My symptoms have always been of adrenal fatigue but adrenal glandulars never helped. "Pituitary fatigue" is probably a more accurate term for describing what has made me sick for so many years and it was caused by the damaging effects of mercury.

I don't think my case is so unique. I think that mercury has a high affinity for your pituitary gland and when it is there, it does damage and reduces the pituitary's hormone output. Reduced ACTH and TSH leads to reduced thyroid hormones and adrenal hormones, which has a devastating effect on your emotional state. Your thyroid and adrenals may not be damaged but if they aren't getting the go-ahead from the pituitary then they won't do their job.

The emotional symptoms of mercury poisoning are caused by endocrine disruption and for that reason it would be a good idea to look into glandulars; I recommend trying adrenal and pituitary glandulars first.

-Colin