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Heavy metals chelation

SHA Wellness Clinic

February 18, 2014

Natural metal chelation

natural metal chelation

What is the natural heavy metal chelation?

Chelation of heavy metals is a noninvasive system for the removal of heavy metals from the body. This process is to help remove heavy metals accumulated within us in amounts that are toxic to the body. It is best to perform the chelation of heavy metals naturally through a healthy and detoxifying diet and certain nutritional supplements according to the needs and tolerances of each person.

Food supplements for metal chelation

There are specific food supplements for the chelation of metals in our body naturally as the powerful Mega NFC (a supplement that regenerates detoxification pathways of the body and melts heavy metals such as lead, mercury, cadmium, or ammonium amalgam) or TerreMatrix (calcium montmorillonite clay of micro and macro trace elements containing only natural ingredients that help remove heavy metals and chemicals from the body and skin). These natural chelating products help us to remove toxic heavy metals from our bodies.

Why does our body contain heavy metals?

The metals come into our body through three routes: oral (by the food we eat), by topical use (from creams or body products we use which may contain metals) or by inhalation (the air we breathe contains various metals). Normally our body has its own detoxification process through organs like the liver that eliminate heavy metals in food but there are people who either own genetic cause or condition, have a lower detoxification capacity that makes the accumulated heavy metals can be toxic and cause health problems such as headaches, fatigue, migraines, etc.

Are all metals and minerals harmful to our health?

No. It should be borne in mind that the mineral elements are important for the maintenance of health. Many trace elements that are at the lowest level have an important role in our metabolism as cofactors for enzymatic reactions or as part of microescructures, while others can, at high levels, toxic effects.

Diseases related to heavy metals

There are medical studies that show that certain diseases are associated with excess of some toxic elements in our body, such as the relationship between autism and mercury tolerance, anemia to lead or fatigue to aluminum.