Are You a
Heavy Metal Toxicity Victim?
(You can do this self-test at home.)
Excessive heavy metal toxins
increase oxidative damage and displace essential
minerals. Both of these effects
can have serious consequences in your
body.
Metal toxicity happens more often
than you may think. Continue reading to see
what
U.S.
and
World health groups know about heavy metal
poisoning.
-
The
World Health Organization (WHO 1974,
Florence, Italy) estimated that at least 90%
of all chronic diseases can be attributed to
environmental pollution in one way or
another.
- Heavy
metal toxicity may reduce the efficacy of
medical treatment by up to
60%.
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Metal toxicity is
a major cause of the production of
damaging free radicals as well as undermining the
internal environment and body chemistry.
(1,2)
There is little hope for
antioxidants and mineral supplements to do their job properly,
if the body is burdened with heavy
metals!
Do you have a heavy metal toxicity in
your body or water?
It's
easy to test for metals in your
urine , home,
business and bottled
water sources.
Order your
Heavy Metal Screening Test
today!
"I have found that over
80% of my clients have high amounts of toxic metals. One
common health concern is copper
and lead
heavy metal toxicity that comes
from our home and business water supply. We
absorb the toxic metals when we drink and bathe in
unfiltered water."
Keith D.
Bishop, Clinical Nutritionist, B.Sc.
Pharmacy
Note the concerns of the U.S. Government
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR).
"Ingesting high levels of
copper can cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Very-high
doses of copper can cause damage to your liver and kidneys, and
can even cause death. Studiesin animals suggest that high
levels of copper may cause a decrease in fetal
growth."
The
ATSDR also states that the most likely place to be
exposed to toxic levels of copper is through
your drinking
water, especially if your water
is corrosive and you have copper pipes in your
house.(3)
Drinking
water may have high levels of copper if your house has copper
pipes and acidic water. Your water is acidic if its
pH is less than 7.0. Test your water pH to see if it is
acidic.
Yes,
even the water in your home could be your source
of heavy metal toxicity and a
contributing cause of your health
problems!
The Heavy Metal
Screening Test is designed to
be an effective component of your comprehensive health
regime. Used in concert with other therapies proven to
minimize the effects of environmental pollution, Heavy
Metals Screening Test allows you, the health conscious
consumer, to accurately assess your wellness action plan and
take control of your
health!
Order your
Heavy Metal Screening Test
today!
References:
(1) Ozcelik D, Uzun H., Copper
Intoxication; Antioxidant Defenses and Oxidative Damage in Rat
Brain. Biol Trace Elem
Res.
2008 Sep 12
(2) Taysi S, Demircan B, Akdeniz
N, Atasoy M, Sari RA., Oxidant/antioxidant status in men with
Behçet's disease. Clin
Rheumatol
. 2007 Mar;26(3):418-22.
(3) ATSDR CAS #
7440-50-8
- Heavy Metal Testing
Heavy metal testing can be done at home with your urine. The Heavy Metal Screening Test accurate and economical.
- Heavy Metal Urine Test Procedure
The following heavy metal urine test procedure improves the results. If your urine is acidic you will not eliminate toxic metals and give you a false sense of security.
- Water Heavy Metal Test Procedure
The Heavy Metal Test can be done with any water source including: drinking water, bath water, shower water, hot tub, pool, home and office water.
- Heavy Metal Test Science
Dr. Joachim Leman explaining the science behind the Heavy Metal Test.
- Purchase Heavy Metal Test
The Improved Heavy Metal Test Encourages Your Body to Eliminate
Toxic Heavy Metals.
- Comprehensive Urine Elements Profile
The Improved Comprehensive Urine Elements Profile is an ideal test for those suspected of toxic metal exposure as well as potential nutrient mineral wasting.
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