Mercury Safe Removal Recovery
Recovery support around the removal of mercury amalgam fillings, aimed at limiting exposure during removal and supporting the body's own detox pathways afterward.
38/100
IAOMT (International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology)
Several months of support, as agreed with your clinician
9 phases
2 conditions
Protocol Overview
Recovery support around the removal of mercury amalgam fillings, aimed at limiting exposure during removal and supporting the body's own detox pathways afterward. Combines safe removal technique, nutritional support and binders; any chelation is done only under a licensed clinician.
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Safety Profile
Removing amalgam releases a burst of mercury vapor, so protective technique matters. The FDA (2020) does not recommend removing intact amalgam fillings in good condition unless medically needed, and advises higher-risk groups (pregnancy, breastfeeding, young children, kidney disease, mercury allergy) to avoid new amalgam where possible. Timing of chelation after removal is debated. Chlorella and other binders are used to bind mercury in the gut, with limited human evidence. Chelation (DMSA, DMPS, EDTA or chelating doses of alpha-lipoic acid) happens only under a licensed clinician, who decides whether it fits and the dose.
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