Mercury and Social Anxiety: Why Limiting Your Exposure to Mercury Can Ease Shyness, Anxiety and Depression

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Several years ago I discovered that I had excessively high mercury levels due to a higher than recommended amount of fish in my diet. I immediately began researching the issue to determine whether my high mercury levels might be behind some of the health issues I’d been having, and along the way I discovered something incredible. My life long shyness, anxiety, and embarrassment at being noticed, was beginning to dissipate. I was calmer in the presence of strangers, and I had increasing levels of self-confidence. I researched mercury and social anxiety as far back as I could, and what I discovered shook my world because I saw so much that could have changed my life if I had only known it. If you have anxiety issues and eat more than 2 servings of fish a week, I would like to show you the ways in which historical mercury use may be relevant to your modern day anxiety issues.

Author(s): Mary Hammond
Publisher: Hammond Publishing
Year: 2013

Language: English
Pages: 160
Tags: mercury poisoning

Prologue – Quiet Mary
The History of Mercury
Hysteria and the Nervous Temperament in the 1800’s
Mercury and Depression in the Life of Jack London
Pathological Shyness in Industry
Mercury in the Food Chain
Excessive Consumption
Idiosyncratic Sensitivity
Epilogue – A Natural “Hi”
A Special Note for the Overweight and Hypertensive
United Nations 2013, Minamata