Hi JK,

25 is disgusting. I don't know how the heck any dentist could implant that much amalgam in anybody's mouth, even they're supposedly aware that the limit it about 4 amalgams per mouth (so I heard). I could be wrong, but I have heard that it's wrong to go over that amount (even for them).

I think you would have a load of the stuff buried in your tissues/organs and I don't blame you for slowing down your chelation. It's not like the symptoms just stop after you stop the round, often they continue. The strain is evident too. You really need to have a break, and enough of a break to recover to where you feel you can start again on a lesser dose, which is very wise. To much too soon is deterimental anyway and in the long run, may even slow things down because you're pushing too hard and the body cannot keep up and then needs to try and recover.

It's slow no matter how you do it. It really does depend on many things as to how long it will take for each person. The stuff is so toxic that even detoxing is risky. Causes so many side effects too. I hope you will recover from this affliction. Go at your own pace and just do things to help your body heal up.