I had a DMPS challenge (urine toxic metals) test and the results came from Doctor's Date Inc. in Illinois. My first reading was 22 with a reference range of < 3. My second test (after ten infusions) gave me a reading of 24 with the same reference range. I asked my doctor if I had excreted at least eight times as much mercury as the average person would on the second test and he indicated that my interpretation was correct. He seems like an honest guy but I can't help but wonder if I'm being scammed because doctors have lied to me in the past. How reliable is Doctor's Data Inc.?

Yes, if the tests are reliable I must be full of mercury but I don't know where I got all of it. I only had one amalgam filling. I am fond of seafood but I don't eat it every day. I haven't had any vaccinations in quite a few years.

What do you think that I should do? I was shocked when I excreted more mercury on my second test than I did on the first one but if it's accurate I have to keep on going.

My doctor said that twenty is the maximum number of infusions that would be needed to turn me around assuming that the chelation treatment is effective to begin with.