Thanks Sunshine. I thought it was about time, since I go on about the protocol, I may as well put my money where my mouth is as they say and give a bit more credence to it.

I hope in time people might add to that their own experience with it.

Yeah, I was surprised to learn that TK was healthy and never had amalgams, but the poor guy was a fire fighter and got poisoned by mercury from house paint. He had to leave his job. Notice the comments he made about he dental office mercury? That's exactly how it is for me too. Poor Dawn gets the same thing.

Isn't it time, even the biologic dentists removed amalgams in a separate area from the rest of their office environment? A specific room as cut off as possible from the rest to at least lessen the exposure towards other patients going in for consultation or other means unrelated to amalgam removal? That's just my view. I think it's terrible to expose everything else in their office to it, even with extraction fans, you can't get rid of this stuff. It does little to stop it.