Darren - tests

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Darren -

I am now being asked for additional, new clinical

information supporting my health problems.

Yes, then in that case you might consider showing them the hair test,

but only if you found very elevated mercury in the hair. In that case

you might document that the EPA, the WHO and the IAEC (Internat

Atomic Energy Commission) all accept hair testing as a valid way of

looking for toxicity. If the mercury was not very elevated, forget it.

In that case, get the prophyrin test and combine it with a neuro-psych

evaluation. The latter will show that not only are you mercury toxic,

but that you are having functional deficits that might be attributed to the

toxicity. I think this is definitely the right approach. Don't make any

attempt to get any satisfaction through MDs. If you want, you might

specifically look for a neuro-psychologist that works with people who

have been poisoned. They are called " neuro-psycho-toxicologists " and

usually do evaluations of people with occupational exposures. You don't

have to come out and say it's your fillings. Until you have some pretty

good

idea that they are open minded about such things, ust say you don't know

where it came from.

Where are you located? Are you in or reasonably near a fairly large city?

Dave.