Welcome and I hope this forum provides you with the information you need.


Yes, perfectly. In case you're interested, here are links to other stories that you may be able to relate to:

My Mercury Story

Mercury Poisoning and Amalgam Stories


I would personally see someone who is better qualified. Unfortunately, it's difficult to find Doctors who know much about this subject. Unfortunately, most other medical professionals will brush off mercury toxicity as a non-issue. How wrong they are.


Absolutely. Depending on a number of factors, mercury doesn't generally leave the body, or if it does, it does so very slowly unless you have a lifestyle that helps it mobilize.


There is no single test. You have to have a few different tests and see if there are enough mercury "signatures" to deduce that mercury is the problem.

A few of these signatures are high blood calcium, high urine porphyrins, low T-3, etc. In stage I and II mercury toxicity, mercury will appear low in blood and hair analysis. In stage III, mercury will be higher.


I would not chelate mercury with fillings still in. That will mobilize mercury and could make you sicker.

Personally, I would have the fillings removed by a Dentist that knows how to safely remove them. Don't take their word for it. I would get referrals from others who have had good experiences and also ask the dental office if they take precautions.

Here is a link to more information including what precautions you should check and make sure your dentist will take:

Mercury Amalgam Information

Hope this helps.