In just reading your experience, it seems that everything points to mercury as the cause of most of your issues. The symptoms you mentioned are all very familiar
It's funny you mentioned floaters because I had a big problem with that for most of my life and I don't even think I mentioned that in
My Story... In fact, I completely forgot about it. I used to have a lot of eye problems, including extreme itching.
I know you said it's overwhelming thinking about dental revision. It was for me too but knowing what I know now, I wouldn't even think twice.
I had always been very fit. Played raquetball almost every day, lifted weights, etc. The 2 years prior to the amalgam removal, I gained weight and could no longer exercise without getting sick. I also suffered with depression, especially within 24 hours of eating sugar. 6 months before the removal, I could not lose a pound of weight. My waist went from 32 to 40. Now, without exercising, my 40 jeans are loose, so much so, that I have to wear belt just to keep them up. I'm just beginning to exercise little by little in the next week and I'm thrilled at the idea of getting back to my previous shape.
I just cannot stress enough that if you get work done, have it done safely and correctly. Also, have the correct material used as a replacement.
After the removal, supplementation with chlorella will help remove mercury from tissue and algin will keep your symptoms at bay. Don't use them before the removal, however, as they can aggravate the problems.
I remember that, for me, the idea that replacing my fillings was going to help my many mystery illness(es) was a strange and scary notion. I did have doubt but was desperate enough to try anything and this seemed like the most likely solution.
Thank God I followed through!I certainly hope you can have something done and keep us posted on the result. Also, if you ever want to write and share your complete story in detail, I have provided the
Mercury Talk Website just for that purpose. I want to document what works and what doesn't so others can benefit from the trials we have.
All the best to you and please keep us posted.