Plus, none of you ever bother to mention the fact that modern plastic composites contain uranium so that they can be imaged by dental xray equipment.

What trade off does a person really get by removing an old amlagam that is probably well leeched, and replacing it with a uranium filled plastic? i'd really like to know. My amalgams are 30 and 35 years old and you guys often yell at me for chelating. Why? Do you think I have more mercury in my mouth than i do in my feet? ask my fingernails where their mercury came from. Well they are a lot better but it's because i have been chelating.

Removing accumlated mercury and other heavy metals that has built up over the years makes a heck of a lot more sense to me at current, sorry.

My body has obviously dealt with this for years. I have found ways to keep my metal levels low. What really do i gain by adding a new load of uranium? Which btw, is a heck of a lot more toxic than mercury in extremely EXTREMELY low doses.