Andy has seen alot of backfires from random chelators/protocols, or ones that are pretty ineffective, so he is quite blunt and direct about his feelings on them.

There are alot of chelators and protocols out there making promises, and practioners with specific protocols/chelators of their own, but if mercury is moved around randomly and is not kept stable, it can wind up going anywhere and everywhere, which I and many others have experienced. There is a very real risk involved in the moving/removal of mercury. I went through alot of this myself. Not only with self experimentation, but trying methods employed by other practioners and I could not cope on them. I knew the mercury was definitely being moved around, but the symptoms were intolerable. I thought I had to go through that to get better and to a certain extent, I am sure I did release some of those toxins in the process, but at what risk? I really got very ill and I wonder if damage may have been done because of going through such extreme torment in hopes to get rid of a little mercury.

No protocol is perfect admittedly and what works for some, may not work for others, but Cutler's has a great track record, testimonies, and seems to work for alot of people. Perhaps not everybody will find his protocol suits them, but again, it's a pretty solid choice! Which is why I recommend it, and also by personal experience.

People have every right to try what they want. People do find other means/ways that has helped them, which is great, but I'd always exercise caution with anything.