I agree with Bex, mainly because she has way more patience typing lots of info than I do. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> Thanks Bex! I don't know how you do it...

Huggins? What a great guy for getting us all informed. I signed up for his $560 total program, and there was quite a bit of value there. At that point, I was just getting into the journey, and saw it as a smart thing to do. Once I felt pretty sure I had mercury poisoning, I wanted every piece of information I could get! I also ordered biocompatibility testing through his affiliate company. It was expensive, but consider what your health is worth....I think we would all agree it is everything.

Yes, I also questioned some of his points/methodology, and after reading Cutler, decided his chelation approach was better. Every 3 hours, low dosages. But as for correct information, all of us are stuck with so much contradictory information, it is mind boggling. That's why this forum is so great; you kind of sort it out by other's posts.

Also I feel you can jam too many supplements down and feel worse. Supplements are great, but you really have to watch your reaction to them. But both Cutler and Huggings recommend lots of supplements. I sometimes feel, and have heard at least one expert say this is too much.

Sometimes I feel better just giving my body no supplements at all for a few days. And I sometimes think I feel worse taking B-vitamins, very hard to prove in a two a day formula with many other ingredients. I am sure there are some who probably thrive on B-vitamins.

I don't think Huggins is crazy, he was just filling in the blanks as best he could, same way Cutler does, or anyone who is pioneering a new approach. The facts come out later. He is to be applauded for having the guts to stand up on this in my opinion.

TW