Question:
Lead poisoned children appear to be brimming with health with the exception of low IQ, aggression, and deliquency. We know that the concentrations of mercury in persons with dental fillings is more than 10 times higher than elsewhere in the brain. We have a neurologist who points to olfactory dysfunction as being a central cause of MCS. What are your requirements for how a person with frontal brain injury is supposed to appear?. For another example, what are your requirements for someone who has frontal brain injury from cocaine abuse? Are you pulling knowledge from reality or pushing asumptions onto reality?

Answer: how do you and the therapist distinguish between a "psychological" problem say, and one caused by an organic brain problem? And how do you and the therapist know that the observed behaviors in the client originate in a source which is independent from a neurooxicant causing MCS? Examples would be mercury and lead. Lead poisoning in children found to cause delinquency, aggression, and low IQ scores. So what exactly is a "psychological" problem, and why is someone such as yourself who is discussing definitional problems and problems of causation with demand for scientific rigor, referring to vague and nebulous concepts originated by psychologists with studies based on such? Including the governors of Illinois, Massachusetts, North Carolina, and Conneticut, and the advisory committee to the EPA, which has advised the EPA that MCS should be recognized: all victims of the spreading delusional disorder.