Hi Nusrat,

Taking out amalgams have helped/cured many. It's like turning off the tap of the poison, but the problem lies in whether a person can recover after it, what damage has been done, and whether they can eliminate the stored mercury.

Sometimes, not always, once the amalgams have been removed, the body, instead of now storing mercury as it had to do all the previous years, now that there is no more daily intake from the amalgams, it can then decide to start dumping it's storage. So it's like being repoisoned.

So it's not always a perfect solution, it's part of it, but a person has to make sure they get it done right, and chelate safely.

I was healing as I mentioned, but everything got ruined by others things, so now I'm permanently sick.

I'd recommend getting them out for sure, but to be highly careful with what dentist does the work and making sure all things are done as well as possible.

I also swallowed mercury during one removal and was poisoned badly from that alone.

So many things went wrong with me along the way. But many others? They have come right.

Diet plays a big role also, going on a candida diet is essential for many of us. But some like me just continue to struggle regardless of what efforts are made, others do very well and come right.

Nothing will solve mercury toxicity if someone leaves their amalgams in. The closest anybody will get is simply trying to improve their immune system with diet and supplements, but there is not much point attempting to eliminate mercury with fillings still in place.

I doubt homeopathic treatment would be of much use if the fillings are still in. I did use one that was detoxing me at one point (after amalgam removal).

It's called Heels detox kit. It helps the body eliminate toxins/chemicals/metals and it is pretty effective for sure, it definitely does help, but i'd not see much point if fillings are still there, that would defeat the purpose.

Not much helps me now though, but before these things sure did.