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IMy problem is intractable depression, which could certainly be tied to the 4 amalgams that were put in 2 months before it started. But it may not be, and we're pretty low on funds. As I have a good diet and supplement regime and my physical symptoms aren't too bad, I've elected to just dose myself massively with vitamin C, close my eyes, and pray to the powers-that-be that my family dentist won't kill me. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone but sometimes I feel a bit cynical, you know, and think that good health is only there for those who can afford it. You know, like when I pay £££s for healthy food and supplements, when my taxes go to the NHS so they can buy drugs for everybody.

Linda, if you don't have major physical symptoms you might consider just eating lots of cilantro/garlic klike I have been doing... really helps the head. My pesto recipe is here:

http://herballure.com/ubbthreads/sh...er=238759&Main=238723#Post238759

Just use the cilantro version at the bottom, use a generous amount of cilantro (1/2-3/4 cup per serving and same amount of basil for very green high fiber pasta dish) don't drink too much milk with mercury toxins, a little bit seems ok, some have suggested using brown rice pasta instead of wheat based, also a good idea if you can find it. Use lots of garlic in there, seems to help your body excete the mercury/toxins/ I have even been forgetting to take my chlorella of late because the pesto garlic seems to be doing the job.

But that will surely clear your head and who knows what else, you may experience a downswing for a couple days the first time you do this but that seems to be normal for everyone to get to the clearheadedness a few days later... which btw, holds steady once you get there. I also still have amalgams so if you can get to the clearheaded stage eating generous amounts of cilantro, continue with it a few times a week, at least every other day and that will continue to detox you daily for as long as you need, kind of the stage I am at with it. You can even grow your own basil and cilantro if you have a bit of outdoors space or a planter container though you will want a lot of both herbs. They are a cinch to grow and mature quickly which is nice. in the meantime use the grocery, organic spices/herbs are expensive and miniscule in portions which is why I grow mine.