Could Allergies and Other Health Problems be Caused by Amalgam in our Teeth??

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Most of us have heard of this many times, but I can tell you my story. My mouth was full of amalgam fillings - hardly saw a toothbrush until age ten or eleven - and at age 35 and later I was so allergic to birch pollen that my face looked like a football in spring. Medicine helped of course to take away the symptoms but it didn´t take away what caused it. And I had no idea what it was. Some years later, in 1988 I started to get my fillings taken away by a dentist and changed to metal free fillings. (It is important to find a dentist who knows how to do this sort of work in the right way!!) Next spring, a little more than a year later, when I still had one amalgam filling left, I was pretty surprised. My allergie was gone. The birch pollen was around me as it always is here in May - but no allergic reactions. Well, I have good reason to believe that the amalgam made the immune system to go down. I have later learnt that allergies are a sign of low immunity. Here are a couple of sites from a search with the word amalgam: http://www.selene.com/healthlink/amalgam.html http://www.algonet.se/~leif/AmFAQk00.html Please tell us about your experience! Have you got the fillings in your teeth changed?? Did you feel better afterwards??