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The Sheen SolutionBad Boy Behavior Due to Mercury Exposure

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This was the first time that we (Charlie Sheen and I) have gone

public with the fact that our conversations lasted 2 years and it

influenced and motivated his turn around in social misbehavior.

To go into more specific detail of the conversations would be

inappropriate. However, a further explanation of the how and why

Charlie has recovered would be appropriate.

First, I had to watch and identify him as someone that I could

possibly help. Watching Charlie on TV was uncomfortable for me. I

knew that he was being brow beaten from every direction except

for the people who were feeding him the false illusion oftranquility via the vices of drugs, alcohol and sex. I didn't

have much optimism of success because of the social clutter and

chaos that I knew was around him. I decided to try to make

contact, regardless. I was pretty shocked when he accepted my

friendship on Facebook and Skype on my first try. I was actually

stalled by my success but I had to push through my hesitation and

try to maintain his attention. When I succeeded in both areas I

was certain that he was desperately seeking someone who would

listen to him without judgment. Who could also understand the

obscure, and seemingly, unintelligible code he was speaking.

Second, His motivation was easy to determine because he accepted

my friendship so quickly. It was my responsibility to keep him

motivated, until he was connected to his life again. I determined

quickly that he was a no nonsense character and any bull-shit on

my part would have driven him away. The truth was the only weapon

in my bag of tricks. So I used it. Charlie was dealing with allot

of complex problems that I was neither equipped nor able to help

out with. I decided to give him advice that was tried and true

for at least 2500 years. When I was reading about his dilemma

with the program of 'Two and A Half Men', I elected to offer him

advice directly out of Sun Tzu's 'Art of War'. Without telling

him to sue or not to sue, I told him "Never enter a battle that

you don't expect to win." When I read in the news that he had

decided to sue . . . I knew that he had already won. This fightand his success would give him a lift in personality and

confidence, which was a major part of his recovery.

Third, education and justification was the pivotal benchmark of

his recovery. I am not a sage or have any social skills that

anybody else could or should use. What I do have is an extensive

education in heavy metal poisoning. I recognized, very early on,

that Charlie was acting under the influence of at least mercury.


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Probably other metals but the mercury was the easiest to identify

and correct without any great effort on either of our parts.

Within one month of talking to him, I told him that I didn't

think that he was an alcoholic, drug addict or an unusually

violent personality. This caught his attention in a profound

manner. That statement went against everything that everybody was

saying to and about him. He wanted to know more. Now I had todeliver in a clear and concise way. I told Charlie that he was

behaving in a way that could and should have been defined,

medically, as an 'erethism'. I went farther and gave him the

definition's location so that he could read it for himself. The

next step was to show him how and what he was being poisoned by

and I suggested that he had teeth that were filled with mercury.

He researched and verified what I was telling him and he

confirmed and was satisfied that what I was teaching him was

true, accurate and correct.

Fourth, being three thousand miles away, I couldn't suggest to

him that he rely on a support system of friends or family. Thereason being, that I didn't know any of his family or friends.

Besides, his family and friends, I was quite certain, had no

knowledge of the subject that I was teaching Charlie. At some

point, I am sure, that Charlie told, at least his family, that he

was speaking to someone on the internet that was helping him out.

I can only imagine what kind of cold shock and emotionally

numbing paralysis that this information created. None the less,

his family and friends tolerated his exchanges with me. Perhaps,

they were observing that there was no harm being done or that

while Charlie was on the internet, he was not doing drugs or

alcohol. What ever the reason, I am grateful for their

indulgences. In the span of two years, there were two unusually

bad days that Charlie had to deal with. For these two incidents I

recruited and relied on his brother, Emilio. I contacted Emilio

and asked him to call Charlie, without giving him any reason or

excuses. He did and the problem was solved. That is what I mean

by a functioning support system. I'm confident that Charlie feels

the same way. Without a functioning support system, my efforts

would have failed.

Fifth, Undesirable influences, I saw as a problem that, I would

not be able to defeat. This is the conclusion that I made. I

didn't advise Charlie to get rid of any friends or family. These

people were promoting his 'off the wall' behavior. With the

information I was delivering and his superior intelligence, hewas able to come to his own conclusions of good and bad

influences. His decisions and behavior and that of some of the

people around him corrected themselves. I hope that my influence

on Charlie was seen as unbeatable and this motivated others to

make the appropriate behavior changes. I will probably never know

but I can always hope. Once Charlie removed his mercury filled

teeth, I did suggest to him that he avoid people in his life with

mercury in their mouths. I told him that this was essentially a


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guarantee of problems with behavior or compromised health. The

simple fact is that nobody needs the emotional baggage of dealing

with someone who is unpredictable or who has a serious health

problem.

Sixth, One essential component of any sound relationship is

trust, which implies faith. It was mandatory for me tocommunicate and demonstrate, effectively, that I would take full

responsibility for any errors, mistakes or calamities that I

created. I told him that everything that I was advising him to do

or not to do, I had already experienced or done. I also advised

him that if he took my advice that I was willing to go to court

with him and testify that he was sound, stable and willing to

take 100% responsibility for his children (sons). I was

completely sincere and meant every word I said. Of all the

conversations that we had, I think that this was one of my

comments that affected him the most. I think that he concluded

that I was as serious and honest as he had ever found and it gave

him such a boost in moral that he was all ears from that pointon. Actually, I was and am so sure that a person that is

completely free of mercury influence is in fact, a genuine

personality that can be relied upon, that I would be willing to

wager anything and everything that I have or am.

Seventh, One area that I have not failed in, but not succeeded

in, is the idea of follow thru. I know that Charlie has removed

his mercury fillings from his mouth and will never again allow

mercury to be applied to his teeth. What concerns me and will

until he is motivated once more, is the fact that he carries a

body burden of mercury (and other metals) from the early age of

about 8 years old. This body burden will not go away by accident.

It must be systematically attacked to instigate its evacuation.

Charlie knows this because I told him. The problem is that he

feels well enough to continue on with his life with minor

adaptations for health anomalies. The time will come when his

adaptations will not be sufficient enough and these incumbents

will become symptoms, sufficient enough to diagnose a disease or

condition that has no identified cause and no prescribed cure.

When this event occurs, Charlie knows that he can contact me and

I will do everything in my power to lead him to a recovery. The

problem is that the process will not be as simple as the removal

of a few fillings or teeth. It will involve my direct influence

and not from 3000 miles away but in the next room or within

driving distance. That will involve a life change for me and abelly full of anxiety for Charlie. I would prefer to prevent this

event, rather then deal with it as a tension filled environment.

Eighth, during the two years of our conversations, both Charlie

and I were dealing with life altering events that had the

potential to destroy either or both of us. Under normal

circumstances, if one person helps another there is usually a

reward of some kind to be received. Most of the time it is


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economic, other times it is material. In this case it was neither

and both at the same time. Basically, I helped Charlie with

information and Charlie helped me with patience and tolerance.

Truth be told, I believe that Im the superior benefactor because

what actually happened was that Charlie helped me thru a tough

period while validating my entire life of research. He proved me

correct while tolerating my rants and ramblings of misery.

I have been asked, Why didnt you charge him . . . hes got

money? And, my answers to that is, if you drive down the road

and see a person who has been in an accident, do you charge him

for stopping and help out with information that you happen to

have? My answer is NO! You get back in your car, go on you way

and feel good about being able to make a difference with the

abundance of information that you were able to accumulate and

deliver.

Friends of the kind that we have become happen only once if a

lifetime . . . if you are lucky. I have been graced with ithappening to me twice. The first time, it was in the middle of a

war. My shipmate and I became so familiar that we didnt have to

say words or express ideas. The simple act of a raised eyebrow or

a shrug of a shoulder spoke volumes and communicated accurately

and adequately. And so it is with me and Charlie. I suspect that

this might be the first time experience with this kind of

friendship for Charlie. Regardless, I am the one that walks away

with the wealth of friendship and experience.

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