I think mercury is only part of the problem. For some bigger and for others smaller. I am not so convinced though anymore that having them removed is necessarily the best thing to do.

I had my amalgams removed 4 years ago and have not really improved. This is despite months and months of chelation, supplements, various treatments etc over the years. I think the most effective thing i have done is to eat healthily. I think now on reflection that i may have been better off if i had just done that and nothing else in the first place. I also smoked, drank alcohol heavily and regularly ate crap food like Mcdonalds for years. I gave up smoking 10 years ago. The chemicals in all those cigarettes alone could have easily been responsible for my health deterioration.The body can only take so much abuse. I also think that we live in such a chemically polluted world as well that problems with health are to be expected.

Interestingly i had vega test the other day (another costly waste of time no doubt) who found that mercury was not my main problem and that i only had small amounts of it in my system.