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I can definitely relate to the emotion and psychological effects of mercury poisoning. For me, it was nearly constant anxiety and feeling stressed-out all the time. I, too, had an overactive "guilt complex". I also seldom felt happy. Depression and negativity was the norm for me, although I learned how to disguise it from other people pretty well. Basically, I just kind of tolerated life most of the time and was pretty miserable the rest of the time. Other than brief moments here and there, this was how I lived. Once the amalgams were out, that all changed. My whole mental and emotional outlook is so different, and I didn't do anything other than have the mercury taken out and begin detoxing. Getting the mercury out did what no self-help books, pep-talks, or anything else could do. I feel set free from a lifetime of imprisonment, so-to-speak. I'm feel real happiness and contentment now, I'm optimistic about the future, the "weight of the world" that seemed to be constantly crushing me is gone. Yes, I have "down" times here and there, but I can pick myself up and encourage myself and feel better, whereas I could never do this before. As for Dr. Hal Huggins book, It's All In Your Head, I definitely recommend reading it. It's very easy to read and will help bring all the pieces of the puzzle together. Plus, if you order it from Herb Allure, it's only $12.95 plus shipping (first class is cheapest!). Just know that mercury poisoning is a very real thing, regardless of what any dentist, doctor, friend, etc. will tell you. Sooner or later, everyone will understand. Right now though, with so many millions of people walking around with a mouthful of mercury, they're too sick to even realize what the problem is...most people think it's "normal" when it isn't! Laura Clement Vice-President, Herb Allure Inc. & Only The Best Herbs http://HerbAllure.comhttp://OnlyTheBestHerbs.com
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