Hi Dudley, I sent you an email. But I would concur with these guys here. Diet and supplements are also very important. Along with the diet, I took vitamin C (powder), vitamin E, selenium, zinc etc. They were very helpful and aided my body to cope with mercury and I believe even "some" excretion of it.

Cutler recommends supplement intake as follows (the most basic version):

Vitamin C, B complex, milk thistle, magnesium all to be take 3-4 times daily for effectiveness.

Vitamin E, zinc can be taken once/twice daily.
You can also add selenium if you tolerate it. Selenium is protective against mercury and may also aid some excretion. It did with me.

mercury blocks/displaces and competes with many essental elements inside the body and one of those is selenium, as well as sulfur, iodine etc. Iodine is necessary because of the thyroid gland and how mercury can block it's action and displace it. So one may also need to supplement some iodine if they feel there might be a problem.

I know it seems a lot to take in at first, but it'll start to become second nature after awhile. Definitely look up candida too and check out the symptoms. It can be a BIG part of the mercury syndrome and cause many of the symptoms too. Without treating my candida, I bleieve I may not even be here now. I had aLOT of relief by treating it and coped easier with the mercury.