I used to have dizziness with amalgams. I remember getting up out of my bed and I would walk off to the side and instead of walking out of my bedroom via the bedroom door, I'd end up in my wardrobe instead : / I actually couldn't even perceive where I was. It was like someone who had a hard night of drinking, yet I'd done NOTHING. I was 21 at the time, so yeah that gave me a lot of encouragement, I thought I was heading for early senility.

I ddin't tell anybody, I remmber I felt sick about it. And I used to go offbalance as well and once I was working in this place and people would laugh because I would via off on an angle sometimes when I walked and I'd laugh, but inside I was very upset.

I even developed some hallucinations before I went to sleep at night. I actually thought at one point I was dying.

So mercury can do anything to a person, and so can candida. Going on the candida diet helped offset many of the symptoms of mercury, because it took a lot of hte load off my immune system at that stage.

Your husband may have inhaled mercury vapor during his amalgam removals. Much of that could have gone up his nasal cavity and into the areas that control balance. He may feel "ok" otherwise, but it's not to say it's not upsetting his perception of balance and affecting those areas.