I think the vicious cycle a lot of people on this forum get into is trying to find a time in their life when everything is perfect, stress free, no yeast, too soon before the holidays, birthdays, blah blah blah etc. That time will never happen. If you wait for that time, you will die never having detoxed for mercury. Yes you have to wake up in the middle of night. It is an inconvenience? Yes, but this is the fix to your problems. It is like complaining that your foot hurts, but when someone suggests going to the doctor your excuse for not going is because it's hard to get around with the sore foot. It is totally crazy thinking. My mother in-law does this circle thinking and it drives me absolutely crazy.

I want this stuff out of me ASAP. I am sick of being a 24 year old that feels like 90 even if it means I go without sound sleep a few days out of each week. In the end when it is all done, I can sleep as much as I want and be healthy. Isn't that what we are all want here?

Using something like algin as a crutch or band aid is making you THINK you are getting better by masking the mercury problem. To me a short term band aid is what I do each day. I would never consider taking a "band aid" for weeks and weeks on end just so I can live my life. I took algin and it soaks up zinc. That was the first time in my life, I noticed white specks on my nails. I believe I may also be copper toxic, so taking something that absorbs the counter will be very detrimental. Most of us are probably zinc deficient. For the first time yesterday I could take zinc without throwing up. It was very exciting to me and I think it just shows that the detox, consistent popping of pills is proving to be successful.

I know some of the things I said in here are pretty harsh, but a lot of you are in this weird funk or rut. Snap out of it and start detoxing tomorrow. You can no longer use these weird tricks to band aid your mercury toxicity. It isn't working at all for you because a lot of you suffer EVERY SINGLE DAY. The more you do this the longer you suffer and more likely that you'll just never get around to detoxing.

If it's been years post amalgam removal truly ask yourself why you haven't detoxed yet? I understand if you just recently found out about Dr. Cutler. That is different, but some of you have been here for years. I started detoxing 4 days after removal and don't regret it whatsoever. I'm going to take a few days away from these boards to let things settle. I am very frustrated that some of you won't take the necessary steps to get better.