your signs or toxicity, do not necessarily point to you poisoning your child anymore than a mother not showing the signs of toxicity. Any Mother with amalgams is exposing their baby to mercury, regardless of the mother being healthy or showing toxicity.

You can't really avoid that, the baby gets it right from the womb, not your fault and yes it goes into the breast milk. But many children are drinking mercury in the breast milk and cope. I had it and was very ill and had to be taken off breast milk. I never deveped a healthy immune system, becuase I was removed from breast milk and put on a formula. My brother? Though born with abnormalities, had breast milk and ended up with a stronger immune system than I did. Sadly, my obvious sensitivity to mercury was why I could not drink it.

It's a difficult situation, because the baby needs the breast milk in order to develop the proper gut and immune system, the very things it will need to gain better protection from the mercury itself. So if I were you? I would keep breast feeding that child and don't feel bad that you can't wean him/her, as the longer you breast feed, the better.

But as your baby has been exposed to mercury, you can't do much about that at all. But at least it will be getting the good from the other side of the breast milk.

What you could do is take algin. It can act as a sponge for mercury, therefore it's not likely to stir more up or mobilise it.

I don't know if it would be wise to remove your amalgams yet. YOu will be exposed to more mercury in the process, plus once the last amalgam has been removed, the body begins to dump it's storage of mercury, so more could end up in your milk, as it does in the blood stream, fillings it back up.

Just make sure at this point, you are eating as healthy as you can. Avoid sugar, avoid things that hinder your immune system and you gut like gluten grains (e.g.wheat, rye, barley, oats can be contaminated with gluten, etc) Also, wheat is treated with fungicides and can contain mercury in itself. And try and not eat yeast if you can because sugar, gluten and yeast, feed candida in the body which is present in someone with immuen deficiency and/or mercury toxicity and simply makes you more toxic and less able to cope with the mercury at the sametime and you won't be able to release the mercury properly.

Make sure you simply eat healthy, don't eat any fish (of course because of the mercury)

When you do get your amalgams replaced, never do it when you are pregnant or nursing (apparently) nor get any dental work done in that time. But when you get your amalgams replaced, the major dumping stage begins to occur around 6 months after the last amalgam removal (or later). But you can help this by using chelating/detox agents to grab the mercury and start pulling it out faster and reducing your blood/tissue levels quicker and more thoroughly than if you left your body to do it on it's own (which often times it doesn't do too well when it's too poisoned anyway).

Hope that helps a little. For now? You could take things like a little selenium (not too much as it can be toxic), because selenium acts as a protectant against mercury, and that could help your baby too (so long as the selenium is kept at a dose that is not going to be toxic - 50 mcg - 100 mcg a day). And vitamin C, vitamin E possibly too.

Just some thoughts.