Hi Linda,

I started dumping mercury about a year and a half post amalgam removal. So I was a late starter! Before that, I was in a strange state where it appeared nothing was really happening. I was worse immediately after removal, took some DMSA to clear some of that out (unfortunately not cutler style), then stopped thinking all was "ok". But it was not.

The stored mercury was just waiting to break forth and it started to do so much later. So there is not telling what the mercury will do and when and how it will be for each person. Responses to chelation may differ because of this and at different times.

If the chelation helps you to feel a bit better, this is indiciative it is working. It should reach a point where you do not have to chelate to feel that way. But for now, it's probably removing mercury from you and helping to keep you in a state of better balance. When you stop, it regresses again. But if enough mercury is removed, this should stop in time.

Keep chelating, because it can take many months or even a few years to get enough of the mercury out in order to heal.