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minutes ago like I was supposed to and not being get so upset by them—are the repeated stories Ordinarily,
able to remember. I had to do things like count of women with MS. A lot of diseases go with
them and figure it out and keep a checklist. Then a particular personality type. For some reason, normal
I’d look at the checklist not checked off and I many people with MS are sure they are going to healthy
couldn’t remember whether I was there to check beat their disease and often seek alternative care. people
it off because I had just taken the pill, or I hadn’t Most people with other diseases don’t. I have
taken the pill yet. But then I got to the point of seen a repeated story of women whose fillings should feel
being able to concentrate well, write books, do are removed and replaced with non-mercury their best
business, play chess, stuff like that. fillings and who chelate for years on end. They in their
One of the aspects that is kind of interesting start out with all kinds of disabilities and with
is that ordinarily, normal healthy people should an MRI showing all these lesions in their brain. twenties.
feel their best in their twenties. At about thirty- After a few years [of chelation], they aren’t on After I
five, they start to realize they are getting a little disability anymore. They can work, they can do chelated, at
older, they can’t quite do the dramatic things things. The doctor takes an MRI—no lesions on
they could as a twenty-year-old. A lot of people their brain. And you wouldn’t think that would forty-two,
are really toxic most of their lives because of be curable. Sometimes the doctor is interested I felt the
slow, ongoing exposures. After I chelated, at and wants to hear more about mercury. Some- best I had
forty-two, I felt the best I had in my life. I was times the doctor gets mad at them for faking
toxic enough in my twenties and thirties to have it. I don’t know how you can fake an MRI, or in my life.
not felt that good. I’m sure I didn’t feel as good how you can think they can make these lesions
as somebody should have at twenty or thirty. I disappear.
believe that for a lot of people who have been
chronically intoxicated and have been getting HG: It’s laughable, really. How could the lay
this stuff for years and years, once they chelate, person be faking something like that? But you
they can feel as good as they ever have in their know, it must just be their own disbelief, right?
lives.
AC: The downfall of modern medicine is that
HG: I want to hear some of your stories, Andy. immature people are going into it. That’s one of
Obviously you are a success story. Can you tell the reasons they get trained so much and beat
us about some of your clients who have used up so much to try to do it right, which is coun-
your chelation protocol and seen success? terproductive. But it also puts them into denial.
Most of them aren’t emotionally mature enough
AC: The most interesting success stories—be- to admit they are imperfect people and mess up
cause they are verifiable and doctors usually while remaining sane. If you’re a neurologist,

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