Wise move.

Why gamble if you have a tried/tested protocol that seems to work for many people?! Is it worth the risk? I don't think it is. Though many people will try things out for themselves and try other protocols, which is anybody's right. As long as they are aware of the risks.

I wish I had been aware earlier, but then again, when you have so many conflicting ideas amongst professionals on how things should be done and what to use? This makes it difficult for any victim of mercury toxicity to know what to do.

My decision came by way of listening to others online and getting the "Amalgam Illness diagnosis and Treatment" book. and then trying it for myself. Then I realised how much of the past misery I'd put myself through was unnecessary and possibly very dangerous!