HI Nina

Yes, unfortunately you are correct in your thinking. That last little bit of amalgam in there is holding you back. Hal Huggings & Andy Cutler both talk at length about the need to remove every single last drop of amalgam from the tooth. Something about a constant stream of mercury escaping from the amalgam that keeps your body on red alert and unable to let go. Once the tap has been turned off (ie all mercury removed) only then does healing start.

Also, any chelating done with DMPS, DMSA, ALA will pull the mercury out of the last remaining drop and redistribute. It may seem a little bit, but there is plenty of mercury in there leaking, escaping and holding you back.

As much as it hurts to go to the dentist and face possible exposure, removal of all amalgam is essential for your long term health.

How on earth do you know there is still a bit in there?

"All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third it is accepted as being self-evident."

Sunshine