Also.. chelation with amalgams still in may not be ideal, obviously. However, ideal scenarios aren't always possible.

My doctor was/is quite confident about chelating with amalgams still in, he too has treated hundreds, probably actually thousnads of people. He is a specialty trained board certified heavy metal toxicologist, quite well known, many many years of experience. I hope he does not retire before I am finished with this, he is old.

Thing is, chelation does not just address mercury, which seems to be your main complaint, and ther may be a tad fo risk concerning your/my amalgams. But the big picture in reality is that mercury cannot posibly be your or my only problem. there are other heavy metals we are all expsoed to.. lead, cadmium, nickel, whatever, that chelation helps resolve also. In that sense then, chelating with amalgams in, though not ideal, is ceratin to be helpful as it will help also to reduce other heavy metals that interact with the mercury to create greater toxicity when present.