Hi James, I already do eat a diet high in sulfur. Eggs, broccoli, onions, etc. Nearly daily. I don't think my issue is really with mercury because I get no reactions to it like I once did with mercury. However, in saying that? It depends where the mercury is too. It may not be in accessible areas where this stuff can stir it up.

ALA would be better to try for me I feel if anything at all. DMSA last time didn't seem to do much, but used to be wonderful in chelating me of mercury, particularly when mercury was already trying to come out or had been stirred up by something else.

Gold is very bad when you have amalgams in the same mouth because of the galvanic (battery) effects. But the one you have has a mix of metals, so yeah that'll be wise to get that out at some point too. If you're going to get it done? Get the root canal pulled as well. Not worth leaving that source of toxicity in there..

Well I have had panormamic xray and as usual it looks normal. Most of them do. Turns out it wasn't after I had a bone scan of the oral area and cavitations were more clearly seen. However, the problem area that one doctor refers to didn't seem to show any real issues on either xray or bone scan. But he is certain that's where the gangrene is.

So it's very difficult for me. I can see now on my panoramic xray that I have cavitations in every area of my mouth. I've learned how to see them. But they are very hard to spot. Dentists usually miss them and this is most sad because the person can be suffering from severe toxciity from them and not get help for it for that reason.

cavitations and root canals are not something you want in your mouth either way. At least you have removed one source of toxins there (amalgam) and you should be pretty happy and proud of that.

It's less toxins your body has to deal with. But at some point I would get the root canals removed too (personally). I have heard it said that difficult to treat and diagnose illnesses that don't seem to respond to treatments, so often have their root cause in the mouth! Because the body is pretty strong and can bounce back rather well. However if it has an ongoing 24/7 source of toxins going into it, usually it sickens into a chronic condition because it does not get much of a break.

Some people have better constitutions for dealing with these things than others. I know people with amalgams and root canals, but I have to tell you, most of them aren't what I would call in great health either. They're more normal than I am, but the ones in better health than I know are my relatives with false teeth!!! Go figure. Coincidence? I don't know.