Well it's quite good to hear there are homeopathic remedies. I wonder though, if you asked Dr Godfrey if he would do IV chelation on someone with amalgams, would he answer yes or no, never? That is actually what we were discussing right?

The problem i have with cutler's mercury entering brain theory is that it seems to overlook the fact that even without chelation a mercury toxic person has mercury in the blood and other places all the time, leeching from amalgams etc. If chelation helps clean the blood of these already present items what exactly is this theory truly based on? Is he saying that without chelation the mercury is not causing problems? It is stable? Because that would obviously be nonsense. So what else does he base that idea on? You have never explained that to me. And I have never experienced any bad effects from chelation except of course the intial 4-6 weeks of yuck that everyone goes through amalgams or not.

I think if you want more info about things mentioned on that page you might to do further research. it's jsut a blog i ran across and i don't have time to research it fully sorry. But it's written by a doctor just like your page is written by a doctor without long drawn out reseach attached. I suppose we could agree to let each page completely nullify each other but that would probably be a bit dumb.

What are you so upset about anyway? If someone criticizes cutler a bit it's like you take it as a personal attack.. Is your life at stake here?

It's just one method, I know it works for some people. But all of those some people, with the exception of yourself sometimes, come around telling other people to never ever chelate with amalgams still in based on andy cutler's advice and they couldn't be more wrong.

as I said, I am walking breathing proof of it. If I am reading these threads correctly, I seem to be in better than health than you Bex, and a lot of others here, despite all your expensive amalgam removals and fancy plastic dental work.

I am not saying amalgams are healthy, they are death have no doubt. But there are ways of approaching mercury and other heavy metal toxicity, with amalgams still in, that will give people their lives back. Amalgam removal is very expensive. Only a small percentage of people are ever going to go that route immediately. Should we just give them all up for dead in the meantime because Andy Cutler says so?