Hi sosick, I have no idea! To me, logic also tells me that it makes no sense not to chelate with amalgams still in because the chelators are in the body/blood stream, not the mouth. So i cant figure out why they should increase mercury off amalgams??? It's beyond me.

I mean look how it's worked for you? If indeed it was increasing mercury from amalgams, you'd be far more of a mess than you were, yet you're improved. That's part of what has made me think that it maybe wise to start chelation as soon as possible to start reducing mercury NOW, rather than later if the person is too sick to even go through with amalgam removal.

I can't figure out Andy's reasoning behind this, as they never seem to really explain it, they just say not to do it. If he has explained it, I hope someone can direct me to that explanation.

Anyway, so much of this and what he has achieved himself has been through self experimentation to a degree, so not everything that we think is correct, so often it's got to be tried to see and if a person gets better whilst chelating with amalgams, as you said it's a no brainer.