Link between apraxia and mercury levels in body?

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Hi,

I just quickly read a post on a 'baby forum', here in Australia. There was a

lady that was seeing a biochemical specialist about her boys receptive language

delay (she was of course also seeing a speech therapist).

Apparently this little boy (aged 4) has extremely high mercury levels in his

body, and it was suggested that this was the reason for his language disorder.

She went on to say that although the damage the mercury had caused was

irreversible, ridding his body of it, would pave the way to a much better future

as far as his language disorder goes.

Does anyone have or know of any link between mercury content in the body and

apraxia?