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It's now been about 4 months after my 2 amalgam fillings removal and the symptoms are finally starting to go away. It takes time but it's worth it. Perhaps before long, when you feel even better, you'll want to tell the world like I do <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I do have some risidual pain in my knees and legs (perhaps bones?) and was wondering if magnesium/calcium is the right supplement for that? It depends on the root cause. If the calcium/magnesium does not seem to help, you may want to try any of these four supplements. Read the info sheets and see if you can determine which one best applies to you: Supplements for Joint and Bone Pain Also since it's been a hard 4 months I do not plan to take up any other detox remedies such as cilantro and others I have read about. Is the protocol I am on ok for the long run? I assume that mercury is leaving my body in one way or another since I feel better, and I don't mind if it takes longer as long as I feel o.k. while I'm doing it. So, I guess m y question is if I do not take any other supplements will I still get mercury out of my system eventually?? Yes, you will still detox mercury, but eventually, it may be a good idea to try specific chelators. There are many ways to detox gently, from Whey Protein Powder to saunas, to exercise, to Alpha-Lipoic Acid . Gentle is good but don't rule out that someday, when you're stronger and feeling good, you may want to use a chelator to remove any remaining mercury. I totally believe in slow and gentle detox when it comes to mercury and to make sure as little get redistributed as possible. Sounds like you're on the right road. Congratulations and please keep us posted. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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