Bill,

It's very common to have good and bad days after the removal. In fact (I have concluded), it is a sign that your body is entering a "detox" mode, where it is beginning to open up the stores of mercury in the body and mobilize them via the bloodstream for elimination. I call this the "rollar coaster" ride because it's up and down.

For most people, this lasts several months and gradually levels off. In the mean time, you can work with your symptoms by attacking the one-by-one.

For muscle cramps, you'll need magnesium. I use this:

Magnesium Complex

Low energy may be caused by thyroid issues. I occasionally take this thyroid supplement when my energy is low:

Thyroid Support

If you have a history of low thyroid, this may be a very good idea.

If your low-energy is caused by elevated homocysteine levels, B12 and other B vitamins will help. I use this:

B-Complex

The B vitamins make a world of difference for me.

Hang in there as the changes you're feeling are a good sign even though they feel bad. The fact that you initially felt good is evidence that the removal was the right thing to do and that you're on the road to a changed life.

Please keep us posted and let us know how long the rollar coaster lasts.

Many thanks.