Giuseppe the metals from the body can be eliminated but I think never completely with supplements containing specific minerals and taking care of the diet. Unfortunately, it is not easy because some of these metals settle on the skin (it can be brushed before the dry shower) and enter the circulation through the power supply. There are foods more than others that contain them but given the pollution situation and / added preservatives and additives I don’t know what is better or worse. It’s a bit like the dog chasing its tail …. A greeting Cinzia Zedda

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Dear Giuseppe, heavy metals are substances at the base of the composition of many living organisms and also of our own body. Some of them, however, are potentially very toxic, so if they penetrate into the environment and into our organism in doses higher than those tolerable they have serious consequences, often lethal. When we talk about heavy metal pollution or intoxication, we usually refer to four of these elements, namely: mercury, cadmium, lead and aluminum. Mercury causes liver problemsand in the intestine since this metal destroys the bacterial flora favoring the growth and proliferation of pathogenic organisms. On the skin, poisoning can manifest itself through dermatitis, eczema, urticaria, localized erythematous reactions to the face, neck, limbs and chest. Cadmium is believed to be responsible for the onset of hypertension , gastrointestinal and reproductive system disorders, forms of arteriosclerosis and various cancers. Lead has its negative effects on bonesand on the production of numerous enzymes. In addition, lead is traced back to the onset of brain disorders and forms of depression. The main effect of too much aluminum in the body is the onset of neurological disorders and even Alzheimer’s disease. Furthermore, the accumulation of heavy metals induces the formation of “Free Radicals” extremely dangerous molecules for our cells to the point of being nicknamed “cell killers”. The laboratory test capable of ascertaining heavy metal intoxication is the mineralogram, which can be carried out on a small amount of skin appendages (hair, axillary hair, pubic hair, nails). The medical technique used to remove heavy metals is called chelation: the chelating agent has the task of “grabbing (as with the claws of a crab) the poisonous metals and expelling them from the organism. However, this therapy has side effects and must be carried out under strict medical supervision. Alternatively, natural remedies can be used. First you can take herbal substances including coriander. This herb is able to mobilize mercury, cadmium, lead and aluminum both in the bones and in the central nervous system: however it is the use in combination with chlorella (green algae from Equatorial Africa) to complete the detoxification and purification process from heavy metals. Garlic and turmeric also purify the blood, promote good digestion and help eliminate toxins from the body and clear the liver of drugs and toxic substances (including heavy metals). Also the use of theApplied kinesiology can be very effective for the diagnosis and detoxification of heavy metals. Toxin tests can be carried out in order to identify and localize toxic substances in the organism at a biochemical, structural and emotional level as well as treatments to re-tone the muscles and organs involved and weakened. A hug … Roberta Fileccia

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