Just crazy. You did the right thing, believe me. But now you know that you may not trust the mainstream medical system and many doctors are just arrogant ignorants, if not guilty. The internet is a great place to find serious studies about the argument, of course you can find rubbish, but probably not more rubbish than what your doctor might tell you... even rocks know that blood tests are not a good analysis for mercury, because, unlike all other heavy metals, mercury does not stay in the blood for longm and is not easily excreted in the urine, but rather goes in your organs and brain. If you have lead toxicity, or arsenic, or cadmium, if you stop intake you will be ok in a month or two. Mercury can stay for years in the body.

You ultimately will have no problem: if a doctor does not want to treat you because you decided to have amalgams removed, he would not have helped anyway. He would just have put you on prozac or some other psychodrug.

So you have 2 solutions:
1) Try to find a serious doctor that can help you
2)Try to study the problem yourself, and try many supplements and stuff and see what helps.

Personally I am very unwilling to follow a doctor because:

1)After 1 year (or less) of study on the subject you probably will know more than him
2) Most of the prescription medicines he can give you you dont want to take them anyway
3) You are the one that knows better how you react to different stuff and which makes you feel better
4) Doctors are expensive

The advantage of having a doctor is that you dont have to think about your health as much and you have less resposabilities because you are just following your doctors orders. However this is not really an advantage: the responsability for your health is always yours. You are the one that cares most for your heallth and you have to worry about it. Then if a doctor can give you good avdvices you would not have thought of, then it is just a good tool for you to take care of your health. But you probably know this already <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />