Hi Rachie, it's the other way around. usually those who do not chelate, and simply do amalgam removal can get a surprise later down the track when their body will attempt to rid itself of the storage, and problem is, it's very slow and very unpleasant.

Not everybody gets it of course. But it's wise to chelate so you can reduce the mercury levels right away and continue to do so, so that you will be lessening the storage before it can dump into the blood stream and make you feel repoisoned.