A doctor at my work who is actually open minded to the idea of amalgam poisoning and chronic mercury toxicity suggested that it's possible to determine this by taking a sample from the tissue of a gall-bladder. This sounds like they would actually need to cut in there to take a sample? Is it as bad as it sounds or would it be just a simple procedure?? Anyone ever heard of this? I wonder why the gall-bladder! I guess it makes some sense if mercury accumulates in our tissues after all...

It would be good to determine if he is trained and familiar with effective treatments for mercury poisoning or just "open-minded" to it. Doctors sometimes pull profitable ideas from the tops of their heads.