Well, like I said Jeanie, sometimes there just isn;t any other option.

My doc is not holistic, he's an MD 5 times over with various specialties, one of the best in his field(s).

He does surely have more than just a little bit of experience than Andy Cutler with does with chelation. He runs a clinic it's pretty much all they do.

Amalgams long-term are not good for anyone, you are right about that.

Being poisoned and chelating simply for the sake of chelating after amalgam removal are really 2 different things. Being posioned turns you into a cripple overnight.

Really the problem is that dentists place amalgam but do not know how to remove it and charge enormous fees if they do, which keeps a lot of sick people from ever getting well. it's pretty much an economic factor more than anything else. and it really should be illegal for them to charge so much for a service that is only neceessary as a result of bad dentistry to begin with.