Hi Phil, I guess it's better for most to not chelate if they have amalgams, but I allways wonder what those who are too ill can do if they cannot even get their fillings out? I mean so poisoned that they can't go through anymore amalgam removals, unless they are even somewhat functioning. So that side of it makes me wonder, especially if they have exhausted everything else.

I get what you're saying though and I'm in both minds about the whole thing. I remain confused. It seems many people are onto the Andy Cutler chelation protocol, which is to my mind probalby the safest around. It's great you have made significant progress and I am hearing that more and more with those using his protocol with DMSA and ALA. So it's always encouraging to hear that, because I recommend him to anybody.

Yeah, true, biologic dentists, though "mercury free" in the respect they are not using it on patients, are still removing it, so it will indeed be contaminating their office environment. The one I went to is an expert though and uses the most sophisticated extraction systems to remove mercury vapor from his office, and he had a new office, so even then, i got poisoned. AMazing eh? And this was a new office, he hadn't even done that many previous removals!!!! I was in there for about a 2 hour consultation, so I really copped it obviously. Most people don't notice it, but I am hypersensitive to mercury vapor to the extreme and unfortunately I cop it.

So I coudln't go back anymore. That was it for me.

Yeah, it's especially important when you're having your own amalgams removed to get as much protection as possible for sure. It's hard to believe some dentists are so slack about this and remove the most toxic metal known to man without really bothering to protect the patient. Luckily you got some of your amalgams removed by a good dentist who did do that, but you saw the difference when you didn't witht he other one.

I have had both, and oddly did not notice much difference, so not sure why that was. HOwever, I swallowed some amalgam on my last removal and got severely poisoned by it.

Yeah I am not sure about chlorella and cilantro either. Andy is against them for mercury, he feels they are risky. Though he admit cilantro can be used in some cases, though he prefers not to as they are not clear how to use it in order to do a safe chelation with it... so he sticks with DMSA and ala, taken as you are taking it.