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Chelation
Nation
DIAGNOSTIC
TESTING
...find out for sure
Do you suspect Heavy Metals?
Some Quick Self Tests
Look for Mees' Lines on fingernails. They are often present in people with chronic toxicity from heavy metals.
Magnesium effects: most people are deficient in magnesium. If low doses cause you to have very loose stools, then ou are not absorbing magnesium well, a typical sign of metal toxicity.
iodine skin "patch" test: this unverified test is easy to do at home, but must be done on a patch of skin that is "no contact" for 24 hrs
Sensitivity to Alpha Lipoic Acid, a supplement commonly found in health food stores or supermarket isles. Start with lowest possible pill dose when in a quiet, safe place. If you feel dizzy or with very increased symptoms, look further into lab testing for heavy metals.
ocular floaters: seeing "junk" floating around in your field of vision is very common in those with heavy metal toxicity
handwriting: extremely small handwriting is often associated with lead toxicity
hair minerals testing "derangement" means that your mineral levels are not evenly dispersed between mid-range, low-range, and high-range, as would be expected in a "healthy"person's hair. Hair is sort of a "passive backwater" and whatever floats by lodges into hair and can be lab tested.
timing "coincidences" : was there complex dental work just weeks before a heart attack or other acute attack "out of nowhere"?
Did a new heart or brain condition happen just months after a surgery on a large bone like a hip replacement? Cut bone can leach "sequestered" heavy metals back into to bloodstream from a new "repoisoning" from within. Chelation therapies could handle/remove that new wave of typically UNTRACKED/UNMONITORED exposure.
Yawning: Does your body "jam up" during a yawn and you can't seem to complete the neural sequence of the complete yawn reflex?
sensory: unusual sensitivity to light, fluorescent bulbs, sound, smell
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