Heavy Metal Toxicity Effects & You

Clinical research shows that evaluated levels of toxic elements or deficient levels of essential elements have a direct relationship to pathological disorders. Medical texts are abundant with information regarding cadmium, mercury, lead and arsenic and their direct correlation to many of our most degenerative pathological disorders.

In our modern world, the average human is exposed to TENS of THOUSANDS of chemicals every day. Many THOUSANDS of these chemicals are also in the food we eat. It is no wonder why we have such increasing demand for hair tissue analysis to identify specific toxicities and the deficiencies that are caused by them.

Minerals are actively absorbed from the intestines at various places along their length, actively secreted into bile by the liver, then reabsorbed from the urine during kidney function, and then pumped from the blood plasma or extra cellular fluid into the various body cells including the hair cells.

Heavy metals poison us by disturbing cellular enzymes. These enzymes run on nutritional minerals such as selenium, zinc and magnesium. Toxic metals expel the nutrients and bind to their receptor site.

The effects of toxicity have been documented for several centuries and are being linked to many diseases that have never been seen throughout our human history.

Continuing research on these and many other degenerative conditions continue to build the case for addressing the effects of heavy metal poisoning on the human body.

Listed below are many of the "Symptoms" and "Diseases" that have either been found to be connected to heavy metal poisoning or are part of a massively growing body of medical evidence, implicating toxicity as the cause of many of the greatest health challenges of our modern era:

Heavy metals originate within our planet. Chemical manufacturing, fossil fuels and pollution have spread these toxic metals throughout our environment. As levels rise in our air, topsoil and water, they also rise within our bodies which contributes to a rise in chronic diseases.

The heavy metals that are most often talked about are mercury, lead, arsenic, copper and cadmium. Other metals, such as chromium, iron, manganese, zinc and copper are required by the body in small amounts. These same elements can be toxic in larger quantities.

Essentially, toxic heavy metals lead to a decline in the mental and physical health of the person effected.

What's the solution?

Reduce exposure from your environment and remove these toxicities from your body as soon as you can!

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