Andrea...I'm the above anon who is chemically sensitive. I wanted to add a bit more because I know where you are coming from. Since amalgam removal ( I had them all out within two weeks and had a mouth full of amalgam), I continue to progress in a positive direction. In my case, I have never looked back or regretted the decision to have my amalgams removed. I strongly believe that the compatibility testing was the right thing to do. Many have felt relief from the brain fog after amalgam removal. The exhaustion is something that I still battle unless I use my supporting supplements.

If you feel comfortable getting some of the material and taking it back to the Dr.who uses the electrodermal screening machine; then you should do it.

I want to be honest with you. People with chemical sensitivities are in for the long haul when it comes to chelation. If you have Andrew Cutler's book read what he mentions about chemical sensitivities. I was also encouraged to see that he mentioned MCS. At the same time, I wish I had removed mine sooner than I did.

Hope this helps. It's a "there's good news and there's bad news" thing. But, I am 100% sure that I am on the right track.