Do you know what a cruel thing it is, to say to people here that the problem may all be "in their heads"? That's exactly what the conventional medical establishment has been telling many of them. It is the doctor's cop-out when he/she cannot find what's wrong. Because it's less ego-bruising than admitting that he/she can't find the answer.

I read about a case where a woman suffering from depression and a host of physical symptoms saw about 4 different consultants at the hospital where she worked (she was the parking lot attendant). They couldn't find what was wrong, and told her it was all in her head. When she eventually went to see a naturopath, testing revealed that she had high levels of carbon monoxide in her body due to her parking lot booth not being ventillated. Once she convinced her employers to do this, her symptoms went away. Your advice to her would have been to stop being silly and go enjoy her life. As others here have said, what life? You can't just wish your problems away, however much we would all like to.

I suspect that for some people here, mercury is only part of the problem, or not even a problem at all. For many, I believe it is part of the picture, sometimes significantly. And most of these people have found their way here, and started to heal themselves, despite allopathic medicine rather than because of it. Our doctors have failed us miserably.

You can't be very ill, to have written the above comments. Have a nice life then, but don't insult the rest of us by telling us we're making everything up.

Linda.