Re: Should I do a metal cleanse?

It's up to you, of course. Keep in mind that the fillings released mercury into your body, and that poison will stay there forever unless you remove it.

Fatigue and hair-loss are common symptoms of mercury toxicity, but you may have others you don't realize are caused by the metal. If you haven't already, I would do a search for common symptoms of heavy metals and see if you have any more. I had a lot of health problems which I didn't realize were connected until they started going away with chelation.

Chelating is a long slow process, but it's well worth it for the sake of your long term health. Filling replacement is a necessary first step, but it's only the first step. It likely won't make you feel better unless you get the metal out too.