Yeah I'm worried too. I sure do believe him. Once you've been through mercury poisoning and detoxed, you become highly aware of any further exposures. Hal Huggins talks about this too. It's a two edged sword. The body detects further exposures and seems to have a protective mechanism to let you know that "I remember this stuff, it hurt me before". You become hyper sensitive to it and the fact you got toxic in the first place, means you are highly suseptible to it also.

I get ill from walking into a dental environment, yet other people seem "ok". The mercury already in there repoisons me and I have to wait a long time to improve even slightly. Months. I can chelate it out faster, but it's expensive too.

Russ has been through amalgam toxicity, detoxed and gotten himself well and has been well for years it seems. So I don't doubt at all that this recent exposure from chem trails has knocked him and his working partner for a row of ash cans. If one visit to a dental office can hurt some people (like me), what must chem trails do? I've never seen Russ come across as dramatic or paranoid, rather I have found him to be very down to earth, logical, but also learned and aware.

So no, I have no doubts and I am just glad I am not living there. I am still trying to recover from my last dental visit. and I do not wish to ever go back. Mercury is a problem for me even in apparently quite moderate exposures. Other people seem to have no sensitivity to it, and no problem eliminating it when they are exposed. I am not one of those people that go into a state of panic when I "think" it's mercury. It either happens or it doesn't. The results are evident in themselves, no anxiety involved, just toxicity and distress at having to once again wait for my body to eliminate it, which it doesn't do well at all.

I hope Russ and his partner Laura will get through this and get themselves further detoxed again. This is appaulling to have to endure, something once again, not of their own making (nor anybody else around there who is also enduring it).