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If you’re talking about the mercury used in amalgam fillings, you aren't going to find any proof. Every single time you brush your teeth, a little bit of that mercury just evaporates right out of the filling. Honestly, I highly doubt there’s any actual trace of General Electric metal left in your system. I’m actually interested in that same area myself, so if anyone knows about legitimate testing methods, please let me know.
Juliska, I’d suggest sticking with them for at least two months. Honestly, I didn't see much of anything until I was nearing the four-month mark myself, but then again, I still feel like I haven't mastered everything I need to know, so I'll probably just extend my time. You aren't going to feel any real shift in such a short window—you really need to give it a solid two months, though one month is the bare minimum. You're probably exhausted from all the studying, and you can't exactly rely on sleeping pills because they'd just market those as antidepressants that leave you feeling totally numb. Anyway, give it a shot and let me know how the learning process goes... maybe seeing your progress will give me a little motivation too.
I’ve been taking Lecitone for students; I usually see some $40 after about 20 days. I’ve already been on them for over a month because of one big exam coming up. I think I'll stick with it for another month. Try picking some up and let me know if you actually feel a difference. Good luck!