Personally I think if someone is stuck with amalgams and cannot get the alternatives put in (due to severe allergy/toxic reactions), then they need to find some way to live with them, or remove all their teeth....and that may not be an option! False teeth may also prove reactive and certainly all of us need a few teeth in our mouths.

To be honest, though some may not tolerate sosick's method of chelating or doing it with amalgams, the fact she's being helped by it is positive. Because it's working, it's keeping her going and keeping her relatively well (as much as can be expected with amalgams). Even Andy admits there are ways of doing things that works for some people, though he may not recommend it personally.

Sometimes if you hit on a formula that works, it maybe wise to stick to it if you find it's the only thing that gets you through each day and feeling better than normal. I would not like to see sosick stop chelating if it means her returning to an almost bedridden state.