Your definitely going to find a mass of conflicting ideas in nearly every area of study. For this reason, I have found it's best to stick to common sense.

I look at the information provided and then make decisions based on what is logical or what seems most logical given the circumstances. This has worked well for me.

Also, I use my personal experience as a reference. For example, I tried taking MSM just after my removal and began experiencing the mercury symptoms again in a dramatic way and even got sick. I stopped the MSM and got better within a day or two.

About the sulphur...

If eggs contain sulphur, and if sulphur enables mercury to pass through call walls, therfore raising blood mercury levels, common sense tells me it might be best to avoid foods with sulphur, especially while the amalgams are still in and soon after they're removed.

In my experience, sulphur made me sick when I was detoxing. Eggs made me feel horrible. Now that it's been 2 years, they don't affect me much. I haven't tried going back on MSM and because my progress has been so positive, I don't feel the need to.

Of course, the context in which I've seen sulphur-foods mentioned is for detoxing. This makes sense. However, if you still have amalgams in your teeth, you don't want to facilitate a mercury detox. If you having symptoms, your blood-mercury level is certainly already too high. At least it would make sense to presume that in the absence of an actual method of measurement.

As I mentioned in my previous post, please don't think I'm talking down about these alternative methods. I am myself a natural health professional. I collect research and publish it in forms readable to regular people. It's just that I've read about some of the more abstract methods and to me, some of them don't make common sense.

Therefore, I have been careful to choose methods that seem logical for my own recovery and I have fortunately been very successful along with my business partner, who's followed the same methods and had similar succes, not to mention other's I know.

It's tough finding answers out there. Especially when we're just now discovering the danger's of amalgams (of course, if you would have told me when I was 10 years old that you wanted to put mercury in my mouth, I would have said that doesn't make any sense).

In the mean time, we have use our best judgement and improvise until an accurate and easily-accessible system of measurement is available to the general public. Thank God I've found my answer! And I'm glad you're sharing your experience on this forum... Trying methods other than the ones I tried. That's exactly what this forum is for. For us to find answers using the helpful experience of others' to guide us.