Ima Freeman

Your way of seeking may be a little bit confused. You want to find some place or some people who will let you feel great. But isn't it true, that we feel great when we are healthy and doing constructive work on our selfs? If you let the outside world decide how you feel you may end up compulsively hunt for pleasures, which could lead to frustration and mental suffering. A wiser way, in my opinion, would be to think of what is beneficial for you. What city, what people, what kind of food, what kind of sport, etc. But just at one change at a time so you don't alienate yourself from your past tendencies.

Amalgam fillings actually give off a whole lot of mercury vapour when they are heated up, for example by friction or hot beverages. It seems that this vapour is then absorbed by the lungs and the mercury concentrates in the brain, liver and endocrine glands, where it causes damage. (source: Andrew Hall Cutler's books) Here's a video of an dentist, who demonstrates mercury vapourization from amalgam fillings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0cDCJGk6Mw

@OBEler Hey, I would really advise against doing provocation tests. I heard of many people, which got seriously bad health issues from doing them. The problem is, that in these tests huge amounts of metals can be mobilized from non-problematic tissues, which then redistributes in glands, the liver and the brain. I studied metal-detoxing very intensely and it seems to me, that the Andrew Cutler Chelation Protocol is the safest and most effective of all metal detoxing protocols. Many people report of alleviated ADHD, mania, social anxiety, depression, insomnia, autism, allergies, digestive problems or even Parkinson's. If you want more information on this topic, just send me a private message. I am glad to help. And sorry for possible errors in the text, English is not my first language.