I haven't taken the sctivated charcoal yet, when I go to the dentist next week I plan on taking it before and after my visit.

Yes the first removal went very smoothly. Looking forward to the next removal, not that I love the dentist but I have MS. I really do not believe it is MS, I think its mercury from my teeth, I had a dentist who drilled out a huge filling and then put a new almagam filling in and shortly thereafter is when the MS symptons started. The MS medicine doesn't work on me, neither does the LDN which should slow the progression, so that is why I think its mercury.

That electrical charged feeling from the chlorella was totally awful, I couldn't stand it. I was told it was supposed to absorb the mercury not activate it which is what happened. Is that our adrenals that cause this problem?

Debbie

There is nothing to worry about if the dentist has been trained in IAOMT protocol and then you ask him/her to help you get tested for biocompatible materials and also perform the removal sequentially (according to electrical charge - Huggins protocol). It should work great, at least it did for me, no side effects and feeling better each week.

Total cost for all 10 fillings (most of them had a side filling as well as top), was around $2500. With cleaning and prepwork it cost $3000. All covered by my health insurance too, which was great.

IAOMT (and Huggins) protocol say to take activated charcoal only on the day of Amalgam removal and maybe the next day. It's used to mop up mercury that might have somehow made it to your stomach. The reason you don't want to use it long term is that it not only inhibits mercury absorption, but it also hinders absorption of minerals in foods, which you of course need to survive and be healthy.

I've been reading and there are a few other things I should mention.

Mercury does not show up in blood tests in most mercury toxic people. Mercury is stored in the tissues. Mercury only shows in the blood when you have acute poisoning.

There is a lot of mercury in fish, bigger fish containing more mercury. The reason is that fish cannot excrete mercury and mercury is being dumped into our environment by burning coal among other things.

Cilantro and chlorella aren't good for people who are highly mercury toxic. The have single thiol bonds and do not hold onto mercury very tightly. They are GREAT to use when you are finished chelation and want "that last little bit of mercury out", but don't want the nasty side effects of stronger chelators. I plan to use both late in my protocol.

Also, chelators interact. You shouldn't overlap chelators unless it's by design. For example, take only chlorella or only cilantro at the same time.

I didn't mention it, but only have fillings removed using IAOMT protocols or some other protocols that protect the patient (rubber dam at least) and vapor.

There is something you can do with mercury fillings in your mouth. Far Infrared Sauna s. Saunas detox mercury and well as chemicals from your body and are very safe.

You can and should probably also do a bowel cleanse, followed by parasite cleansing, followed by Liver Flushing to get your elimination channels open.

Before chelating you should also take a hair analysis to make sure your minerals are high enough. And mineralize (with an extremely good supplement like Concentrace) beforehand.

There is actually a lot of prep work to do before chelating.

I'm 5 weeks out from starting chelation myself, wish me luck.

Also, I'd like to hear how things have gone the last 5 months.