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WOW! 16 amalgams replaced in one week! I had 25 replaced, but over the course of a year! For others who have many amalgams, I would advise having them done a quadrant at a time, and take a rest of at least 2 months between quadrants. Blood mercury levels go way up when they are replaced and may not drop to below pre removal amounts for around 2 months.
I suggest that you rinse your mouth with very warm salt water a few times a day to help sooth your gums and to prevent mouth infections. Put a spoon of salt into a cup of water that is as warm as you can comfortably tolerate.
It would be a good idea to take olive leaf extract or other antifungals to prevent a massive candida overgrowth, which occurs with many people after their amalgams are replaced.
You shouldn't start chelation very early, however using detox teas may be helpful if you feel very toxic. My favorite is Triple Leaf Detox Tea.
Before starting chelation, you might want to do a one month parasite clense.
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