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“Mercury vapor can penetrate any part of the body it wants. Mercury would rather be in fatty tissues, and that makes the brain a prime target. Plus, you can take it in through the axonal nerves… from the nasal cavity up into the brain. And if you breathe it, it gets into the body and […]
HMD, Heavy Metal Detox, is a supplement used for detoxing the body from heavy toxic loads such as heavy metals. It contains coriander sativa, chlorella growth factor and chlorella homaccord (a homeopathic form of chlorella). Chlorella is known for grabbing metals. Cilantro is known to get metals moving.
There are good metals and bad metals, […]
Heavy metal toxicity is a commonly seen ailment, clinically. A healthy body should eliminate metals on its own from an antioxidant made by the microbiome, alpha lipoic acid, ALA. However, when the microbiome is damaged, and ALA isn’t being manufactured by the body, damaging heavy metals accumulate in the body. There are good metals in […]
Arsenic toxicity is currently being blamed on many illnesses including Asperger’s, brain fog, metal degeneration, exhaustion and cancers. Experts and specialists in their field speak out on how to relieve toxicity symptoms and prevent further progression of contamination.
The Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry says, “Arsenic exposure is mainly through diet and drinking water.”
Dr. […]
The non-profit Consumer Wellness Center, Forensic Food Lab, a subgroup of Natural News recently tested refillable water filter pitchers for Aluminum, Copper, Arsenic, Strontium, Cadmium, Cesium, Mercury, Lead and Uranium levels. Most filters shockingly added heavy metals to the water.
The highest ranking filter is not the most commonly used but removed over 99% of the toxic […]
Tungsten, a heavy metal with the atomic number 74, symbol W, possesses a remarkably high melting point which makes its use in guns, wear resistant products and television tubes valuable but its existence in rice and rice flour is unsettling. Tungsten poisoning used to be rare as it was sourced to French […]
