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Bex, again thanks for your input. I've heard about the Cutler program many times. I've heard it has worked for some ppl and i heard it hasnt for others. I think i will stick with my protocol because i do feel i am headed in the right direction. The moment i feel like i did when i went to acupunture(which did nothing after several months) then i will probably look to switch and try another approach. I'm not dismissing Cutler..i've never tried it so how can I. but i know ppl who have been helped by Dr. Ali so i'll give it a try. I've only been on this protocol for about 2 months. Also, i know people who have done nothing and got better in 2 yrs after removing their fillings. Maybe they werent as poisoned as some of us were but i think the body detoxes mercury slowly on its own because i definitelt dont feel as bad as i did 2 yrs ago when i couldnt eat, stand up without getting dizzy, take hot showers, and when my blood sugar levels were horrible but at the same time, I'm far from being where i want to be. I will read the Cutler book anyway and see if it sheds some light on me and make my decision from there.


You're welcome.

That's cool Trujerz. If you are comfortable with the products and protocol you are already on, then that maybe the avenue you wish to take and remain on. You may change your mind later, you may not. I have tried many things over the years with mercury and sometimes it's a matter of trial and error and a certain amount of risk with experimentation is sometimes the only way we can find something that works for us.

Sounds like this doc has indeed had success with his patients on the prescribed protocol.

I think I am one of the more sensitive/poisoned individuals out there, which would account for my past bizzare and extreme reactions upon movement of mercury and the major difficulty with excreting it properly. Awful crying/screaming and salivating bouts were my body's reaction to mobilising it. I couldn't honestly tolerate any protocol given, apart from Cutler's. Much to the frustration of any professional dealing with me wink

Yeah, I've heard of people slowly getting better too even after amalgam removal alone! I think these are the individuals that may not have significant organ burden of mercury. If they improve from amalgam removal alone and sustain that improvement? They were probably far less poisoned and simply removing amalgams allowed to the blood/tissue levels of mercury to reduce over time. It's the ones with years of organ toxicity who appear to require long term chelation with agents that are able to detox the organs/brain. I guess that too depends upon how extensive it is. The brain/organs do not detoxify efficiently if left alone apparently. Seems to require the help of a chelating agent that can cross the blood brain barrier.

I'm glad to hear you have already noticed some improvements over time! smile So keep up the extra detox if it's helping you elminate even more of this toxic garbage.

Yeah, if you can afford it? Both the Cutler book and the Hal Huggins one I mentioned are really good additions for anybody's "mercury toxicity library". Both offer some very helpful advice. Though both may not agree on how to detox the body of mercury as such, they're very knowledgeable men in my opinion.

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As for iodine. I will give it a try once i get my hands on some. My adrenals are fatigued for sure so hoepfully that would help out. Thanks again Bex..o yea i was wonder what region are you from?? are you close to the tri state??just wondering if you dont mind


I hope it might have some benefits for you.

Check out these:

http://www.alkalizeforhealth.net/Liodine.htm
http://www.alkalizeforhealth.net/Liodine2.htm

I don't mind you asking at all. I am from New Zealand.
New Zealand is deep in the south pacific, off the coast of Australia (next to Australia). I live at the bottom of the North Island (capital city Wellington).