Title: How To Detox Heavy Metals - DrJockers.com
Headings: How to Detox Heavy Metals
How to Detox Heavy Metals
How to Detox Heavy Metals
What is a Heavy Metal?
Acute Vs. Chronic Exposure
Who is Susceptible?
Occupations With Higher Exposure
Those More Susceptible To Metal Toxicity
Symptoms
Common Heavy Metals
Lead
Arsenic
Mercury
Cadmium
Aluminum
Epigenetic Changes
Testing for Heavy Metals
Daily Detoxification Strategies
My Top 10 Daily Detoxification Strategies Include:
Advanced Metal Detox Protocol
Detoxification Support Pack
Advanced Heavy Metal Detox Support
Summary
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Content: Bones, Brain, Heart, Liver, Kidneys
Health Effects: Headaches, ADD/ ADHD, Mood Disorders, Poor Memory, Developmental Disorders in Utero (Reduced Birth Weight, Premature Birth, Poor Cognitive Development)
Arsenic
Arsenic, commonly found in our food supply, harms the body by inhibiting certain enzymes in the mitochondria. Anything that inhibits mitochondrial function will have vast health consequences as mitochondria produce the energy needed for cells to carry out normal functions. Arsenic also depletes endogenous antioxidants (such as glutathione), contributing to oxidative stress and inflammation. Common Sources of Exposure: Pesticides, Commercially-Grown Produce, Occupations (involving glass work, smelting, or semi-conductor production), Rice Products, Apple Juice
Areas of Storage: Liver, Kidneys
Health Effects: Higher Risk of Premature Birth and Fetal Mortality, Memory Problems, Poor Verbal Intelligence, Inflammation, Neuropathy, Cancers of the Bladder/Liver/Kidneys ( 4 ), Unfavorable Gene Mutations
Mercury
Mercury is likely the most dangerous heavy metal in the environment ( 5 ). It is attracted to fatty substances, such as the brain, and may increase your chances of suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. It increases oxidative stress, inflammation, depletes antioxidants, and chronically over-stimulates the brain (eventually leading to brain cell damage).