Yes many.

Decreased:

depression, cravings for food and alcohol, shyness, negativity, hostility, introversion + many other small things(the changes in this area are hard to quantify)

Gone:

Dry mouth, bleeding gums, excessive salivation, thirst, frequent urination, back pain, 'exercise withdrawal' (i use russ words here, i don't know how to describe this, i used to feel like crap when i didn't exercise 2-3 times a week, now my body often feels good without any exercise, i don't need it anymore) I was quite athletic before removal and lost body fat after i had the amalgams out. I also feel like my hypoglycemia is gone or at least i can go an entire day without eating and feeling weak.

Now this might sound like a success story but i feel it is not. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />

my biggest problems were ADD and Depression. Depression is better but still quite bad. ADD/Brain Fog is my worst and most persistent symptom and is only a bit better. My negative personality traits are still there but I have definitely improved in this area.

I would say that amalgam removal has improved the quality of life but i still feel bad...

I believe i am not fully detoxed(19 months post removal) and will continue to improve.

Hope this helps.