Dentists and the LEC
As a business man, and more importantly someone who hopes to make a difference in the way people live their lives, I’ve been involved with health and wellness for many years. I had a life-changing personal experience that convinced me that things needed to change for the better. In 1977, I visited a dentist thinking that I needed to have one filling done. Based on his professional opinion of what was best for my health (after all I came with a full health insurance coverage), I needed to have 12 mercury amalgam fillings installed in my mouth. Following this intervention I became progressively sicker and sicker, but I was unaware of the cause. Back in 1980 there were very few people talking about heavy metal poisoning and dentistry.
I later found out I had mercury poisoning. My health continued to deteriorate and I thought I was going to end up in a wheelchair. Mainstream medicine offered no solution, other than painkillers, surgery with uncertain outcome, or this consoling statement: “You will have to learn to live with this.” I was not satisfied with these options in the least, so I began to search for others. I discovered homeopathy, chiropractic and naturopathic medicine and started to learn how the human body works. I found out that not everybody looks at illness the way mainstream medicine did. They saw it as an invasion from outside that needs to be fought like a war in a series of battles. The “new” medicines I discovered described it more as an expression of problems in one’s cellular terrain, more like a dance that needs to be danced in a partnership between the parties.
Obviously this experience had a huge effect on me – it was the cause of me abandoning my management consultant career in favor of this health and wellness venture. Interesting, right?
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