Thanks Missy and Russ for the info. Very muchly appreciated. The hardest thing for me at the moment is the waiting. I have had to wait 6 weeks for my initial consultation with my biological dentist and I guess I will have to wait an equal or greater amount of time before they start removing the amalgams. I wonder if lack of patience is also a mercury symptom !!! I have made a deal with myself that even if I don't feel remarkably different after amalgam removal and detox that I still won't feel cheated as I may just stave off some nasty illness in the future.

I guess the selfish part of me thinks that I am very pleased to be removing this gunk out of my mouth before everyone else truly finds out the truth one day. Can you just imagine if, or more correctly WHEN this all comes out in the wash one day, the waiting lists for dentists to have amalgam removal. I really should not complain about 6 weeks !

Russ, I guess we need more people like yourself and Laura out there to extol the virtues of the benefit of amalgam removal and detox.

I swear to all mightly god (however I sway more so towards Buddhism, but that's okay) that if I have even a third of a reduction in my symptoms after removal and detox that I will be out there on the streets, demonstrating with placards.

Thankyou and cheers from Rachel