Hi veggie Jucier, I am on a benefit, I can hardly afford anything. But I would put a bit of money aside each week till I had enough to go get a pile of DMSA.

Then I would only chelate about 3-4 days at a time, when I was able to. They are highly expensive I know. Digusting really.

Actually DMSA taken every 4 hours maybe helpful to you, because any mobilised mercury will probably be grabbed by the frequent dosing of DMSA. SO even if you take garlic, etc, you will be binding up the mobilised mercury with the continual intake of DMSA. Hopefully.

Personally for me, I'd be wary of chlorella, garlic, etc, because they are high in sulfur and mobilise mercury pretty wildly. Some do fine on them though. It depends how you handle high sulfur supplements and foods. They all stir mercury up. You maybe fine though! If you dont handle it? you can always lessen the intake of those types of foods.

DMSA is actually one of the safer products i have tried. Nothing is as safe as water (heck even water aint as safe as water nowadays), but DMSA is safe enough to where they use it on children to chelate them from lead or mercury toxicity. That should give you some idea.

The real issue is, the mercury itself. That is the problem. How will it be moved? and will it simply be stirred up into more sensitive areas? Or will it be removed more safely? That's why I go for Andy's method most of the time. I have tried others, and I just cannot compare it with his.

There are two forums alone devotated to using his protocol. There are people on here using it with some success, some are healing well. So be encouraged! If you do not like it? You can always stop immediately. But it is not one of the stronger drugs out there. It simply has a strong affinity for lead and mercury and is a good starter after amalgam removal. Some people who have had adverse reactions to moblising the mercury too much, have found using the DMSA according to those instructions can sometimes cure the reaction.

but again everybody is different, so there is no way to predict how you wil be with it. I think it is worth a try personally and 25 mg is a very low dose. Much milder.