Hey bg123:

I had to go back to the book, "Uninformed Consent" by Huggins and Levy to refresh my memory. They go into many of the changes that can happen with thyroid, etc.. I found a reference on page 117, that mentions testosterone and estrogen:

"As has been shown by monitoring the actual serum levels of estrogen and testosterone in both males and females, there can be dramatic changes in both levels after amalgam removal. The fallout from changing these hormones can create alterations in everything from personalities to blood pressure to fertility and probably dozens of other symptoms that encourage people to seek help from their doctors. PMS is one of the most common symptoms to see change after amalgam removal."

I did not even remember this part. What I did remember is all their talk on levels of oxygen in the blood, and how hemoglobin works. They talk about many other factors as well; it's a good book to read. After awhile, I tend to forget the specifics, but remember just general points. Amalgam is your source of fatigue, they feel. In fact, I have the Coors Study on video that shows support for this. I forgot that too.

Whatever, they sure seem to be on the right track. Point of all this nonsense, is it is all nonsense - if the right people in the Medical Field cared, we would have proven something long ago.

TW