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So perhaps chelating agents at least can grip some of this released mercury. I mean it's happening anyway, so maybe the chelation in the saliva grips onto some of the mercury coming off through chewing and hot fluids?


Good point, you might pass it along to Andy Cutler for a revelation.

When I was poisoned, every tooth in my mouth began to ache and I have not generally had many issues with my teeth as an adullt (most damage done by an insurance greedy dentslut when I was a kid).

I had no idea what was cauising my teeth to suddenly all ache. After a couple months of chelating, after the DMPS which gave me a metallic taste in my mouth in particular, my teeth have stopped aching and returned to normal for the most part. I am pretty sure by now that the aching was mercury in the tissues of my gums and stuff.

Ahhh had an EDTA nd DMPS IV today, earlier in the morn,,, just finished off a dynamite vitamin packed smoothie and I will, hopefully, wake up like a brand new creation in the morn.

Sorry about the typos. Very sorry.

G'night Bex, have a nice day on the other side of the earth.