
Heavy Metal Toxicity
Heavy metals exist all around us.
They are in the air that we breathe, the food we eat, and the water we drink. Generally our bodies can get rid of these metals, but if we take them in faster than we can excrete them, they start to build up.
Even small amounts of heavy metals can be toxic. Once they enter our bloodstream, they can be stored in the cells of our tissues and organs for years. This buildup can lead to pain and chronic health issues unless we take steps to remove them from our bodies.
Heavy metals like arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury can seriously disrupt normal biological processes, particularly affecting the function of the nervous system.
SIGNS OF
HEAVY METAL EXPOSURE
abdominal pain
abnormal gait
anemia
anxiety
behavioral changes
bone density issues
brain dysfunction
cardiovascular disease
depression
diarrhea
fatigue
hair loss
heart disease
horizonal lines on nails
hypertension
kidney damage
liver disease
memory loss
nausea
numbness
respiratory problems
tingling in hands / feet
vomiting
weakness

HEAVY METALS TESTING
Exposure to heavy metals is wide spread.
Almost everyone is exposed to heavy metals, but some people eliminate them more effectively than others, and some may have higher exposures than they realize. Testing can be useful to determine if heavy metal exposure is a concern.