Jeremy Piven Releases Statement in Response to Equity Grievance — Page 4

Do you have Mercury Poisoning?

Marie's story

In 2001 I suffered from a severe case of mercury poisoning due to the unsafe removal of a "silver" filling by my dentist. It was very difficult to find the cause of my sudden illness, because few health care professionals are aware of the symptoms. Now I dedicate part of my time to warning others about "silver" mercury amalgam dental fillings.

I hope my story will help you understand your CHOICE of dentists and materials they use in your body.-- Marie Flowers, a Virginia homemaker

"Beloved, I wish above all things that you may prosper and be in health, even as your souls prospers." III John 2



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Here's a statement from a real doctor, Brian Schwartz, an MD and professor in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. First off, Schwartz wanted to stress he didn’t evaluate Piven. The particulars of any patient’s case can make all the difference, we know. Even with that caveat, we thought Schwartz had some insights worth sharing. He said:

"There are some complexities in evaluating Mr. Piven’s situation. It is true that if you eat a lot of fish you can get a very high blood mercury level and there have been a number of studies documenting it. But you have to distinguish between having mercury in your blood and being intoxicated or being poisoned by it. In Baltimore, we did a study where we measured the blood mercury levels of 500 adults, and the average was about 2.5 micrograms per liter. If Mr. Piven is at six times the average, he would be between maybe 12 and 18 micrograms per liter, and most doctors in traditional medicine would not call that mercury poisoning…. I’ve seen a lot of patients within that level and they are not debilitated."
HEALTH BLOG WSJ’s blog on health and the business of health.

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Jeremy Piven should not be on Broadway after this drama. He is just an a*****e. This makes me ask the question Why do producers want movie stars in their show? If I was a producer I would rethink before paying a Hollywood star more than a seasoned performer and them complaining and possibility suing

What I really like about this is that there is proof of him going partying since he's left the play. Mercury Poisoning my ass.

Here's Kristen Chenoweth's reaction to the JP drama:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Czk6L9yMwak

LOL.

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I have no idea whether or not Jeremy Piven's mercury poisoning prevented him from performing, but this much is for certain - he's either stupid or arrogant or both. Jetting around the world and attending the Golden Globes is not nearly as taxing as eight shows a week, but one would at least imagine that amid such controversy, the best thing to do is lay low for awhile so as not to invite suspicion. Sick or no, he did not do that.

Seems as though "Page 6 Magazine" will be taking their round of shots @ the Piv this week:

http://www.dlisted.com/node/30343

Sounds like he was on the happy powder at that shoot...