Yes, I do know what you're saying. I did much experimentation on myself to find out what worked for me. I can only endorse cutler's protocol based upon my own personal experience and how it has helped others (sunshine the member on this forum being one who has kindly come back and shared his positive experience with Cutler's protocol). Not all come back.

There are those who have found Cutler's the way to go. Others have gone another way and found it better for them. Really, it's about listening to our bodies. The only reason I'd personally recommend Cutler is because it seems to make alot of sense and did reduce the horrific effects I was getting by other means of trying to detox mercury. I had doctors and a dentist become highly frustrated with me because I could not tolerate THEIR protocol due to how it mobilised so much metal. I could only finally handle Cutler's. I was (amd am) a very senstiive individual in respect to metals and detox because my detox pathways are unbalanced, so any intake of toxins or mobilisation can cause dramatic and long lasting effects. Cutlers reduced those reactions, yet still was able to help me remove mercury.

I'm not pushing Cutler's protocol for any ulterior motive, other than the reading and experience I've had. I have found that people often move on and away once they get improvements, so it's not overly likely all of even many will come back and type up a testimony. Some do, thank goodness. But you will often find that if someone gets a bad reaction, they'll certainly talk about it.



Tens of thousands? I would not know how many have or are using Cutler's protocol and have used it faithfully. It's only in recent years it's become more known. Firstly how many people even realise they maybe mercury toxic? How many of those are seeking treatment for it and of those, how many would be using Cutler's protocol? It may not be nearly as much as you might think. I took years before I figured out that some of my health problems were mercury caused and that was only after luckily discovering an article on mercury poisoning and recognising the symptoms. Other people may not be so lucky at finding out. Even then, I spent a long time on different products and protocols before I finally stumbled on Cutler's and that was only after much searching on the internet. Even my doctor didn't know about his until I told her about it.

Do you know of a protocol that has thousands of people using it and a great track record of many good testimonies behind it? Because I don't. This is honestly as close as I've gotten to considering a protocol a pretty good bet.

I've found some and it has not been added to as I have not been actively seeking them out. But perhaps if someone does more investigation, they will find more.

http://orbisvitae.com/ubbthreads/ub...ds=testimonies&Search=true#Post32299

There are people who have gotten better and moved on. New people come and go all the time. It's ongoing, so I would not assume because there are a few stubborn cases, that this means the protocol doesn't work. There are often more problems then mercury at work in such an individual. Or the mercury can cause long standing issues after the long term poisoning. It is not such an easy thing to cure. Detoxification takes a very long time if a person has been poisoned for a long time. No matter how one goes about it. I would try to force myself into short cuts and put up with detox symptoms that were extreme, but often I would crash and be ill for a long time after, which then slowed me down. Mercury detoxification often takes years, rather than months. I did many different types and I was still detoxing a few years later in spite of how much progress I made and it was not just Cutler's that I had used. So it's definitely not a quick fix or an easy one and many other areas of health have to be attended to during and after detox.