Birdlady, I am working. So no, I'm not bedridden.

Please do not confuse my condition now with a failure of Cutler's protocol. I've already explained that it was to do with later infection and extraction dental work which caused me to crash and has disabled me from responding to chelation properly ever since. And this includes ANY detox efforts. When prior to this, I was slowly recovering well and a big part of that was with Cutler's protocol. So you are wrong about me.

There ARE more success stories. One just has to do a little research to find them. I have already provided some testimonies here, there were more on this forum that spoke about the positive results from Cutler's protocol. But here are more:

Adults/children/individuals/groups (one by a doctor doing updates on 152 patients that she used Cutler's protocol on).

http://onibasu.com/wiki/Progress_reports

If these are not enough for you then so be it. I hope you may find what you're looking for elsewhere, something that may suit you better.

It is known that mercury detoxification is a roller coaster ride of symptoms, rather than a nice gradual up hill climb to improvements. That is why people feel better and worse (up and down) along the way.

Who are these liars you speak of?

You may find you have trouble no matter which way you go because of being so heavily poisoned and having difficulty with your elimination pathways/systems. Mercury detox for me was sheer torment and I was at a loss, but I had to persist somehow to try and get the metals out. I did eventually gain relief, but it is slow and difficult and usually requires dietry/supplementary intervention to help make things more beable and effective. Cleanses can help also.

Best wishes on finding the protocol and chelators that work for you. Cutler may just not be the way to go for you. Let us know how you get on.