What I would like to know, Bex, is exactly where does Andy Cutler suggest the mercury come to a rest in my body if I do not take an aggressive approach to remove it while it is easily accessible in my bloodstream?

Obviously, it's a no brainer, that anyone with amalgam fillings always has some mercury in their bloodstream and their body is constantly, albeit unsuccessfully without some help, trying to get rid of it. So the body copes best it can and usually not well in the long run from what I can tell.

I fully intend to be full of DMSA prior to and after any amalgam removal. I will probably make an immediate next stop to my DR for a major DMPS dump, and then see the colonic lady the very next morning. Have no doubt, I do not intend to sit and sheepishly wonder if my body can handle even a little bit of it, oh gee whiz will I feel better tomorrow?? I will take all precautionary measures available to me. Anything else is negligent in my opinion, knowing what I know.