HI yeah, the problem with mercury is, what I read and heard, it seems to allow other metals to more easily do their damage. Mercury also damages the blood brain barrier and allows easier penetratin of other toxins.

Mercury tends to cause a person to start retaining other metals and not let go of them. Also combinatin of metals makes each of them more toxic, than if you just had one main metal. Sometimes even small amounts of differing metals is worse than a larger amount of one metal.

I reckon that sosick's testimony here of what happened when she chelated speaks volumes to me. She has 10 amalgams! how is it than with ten amalgams, she not only wasn't completely ruined by the chelation, she was improved by it and continues to need it to keep her functioning.

So this is what got me thinking more about this whole thing. Many things we eat are going to show up in saliva and increase the uptake of mercury, as will hot fluids, and chewing, and I don't know anything that can rally stop than other than the person fasting on cold water.

I think chelating agents may not be any worse than the rest, if anything may at least have a chance of grasping the released mercury more firmly and ensure a tighter grip and a safer escort out, rather than allowing it to build up...

It's definitely interesting though. I would need to hear others that have chleated with amalgams and see what happened to them. But again, even people without amalgams can find chelation intolrable, so it'll be very hard to tell.