Re: Mercury still in me?, tests are unreliable

I've had 4 Amalgams for more than 20 years and never had a problem until they started chipping and decaying. The tooth actually decays UNDER the filling as well.

We have so much exposure to heavy metals these days in our air, water, and food, so even if someone doesn't have Amalgams they are still testing toxic for heavy metals.

I think alot of research then frequent low-dose chelation with supporting supps is probably due for everyone on a maintenance level.

I would never consider anything other than Cutler protocol if you suspect you're mercury toxic. You can really hose yourself by loosening the mercury and risking it settling in more damaging parts of your body (loosening from liver and settling in brain for example).

Also if you wanted a test as proof, you can't rely on heavy metal tests for mercury. You do a mineral test to gauge it, look up the "counting rules."

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