Side Effects of Heavy Metal Poisoning and How to Overcome Them

In the industrial world we live in today, we are exposed to high levels of toxic heavy metals. These metals surround us due to air and soil pollution, the release of hazardous substances, consumption of ocean fish, various vaccinations, dental fillings made from highly harmful materials, and a range of food processing practices such as high fructose corn syrup, refined sugars, and many others.

The consequences of heavy metal poisoning can range from mild side effects to serious harm to health. In every case, the presence of these toxic metals can lead to severe illness such as cancer, autoimmune disorders, and many other conditions. Discover how to cleanse your home and your body, and how to protect your family from excessive exposure to heavy metals.

Some of the symptoms of heavy metal poisoning may include:

Fatigue
Muscle fatigue
Dizziness
High blood pressure
Nervousness
Numbness
Tingling in the hands and feet
Chest pain
Irregular heartbeat
Digestive problems
Chronic headaches
Poor coordination
Impaired vision
Ringing in the ears
Hearing loss
Shallow or irregular breathing
Speech difficulties
Tremors
Metallic taste in the mouth
Frequent colds
Fever
ADD
ADHD
Allergies
Autoimmune diseases
Memory problems
Fibromyalgia
And many others…

heavy metal detoxification and vaccines

The presence of heavy metals in our bodies undermines health, contributes to diseases such as cancer, and impairs brain function. Many children on the autism spectrum are believed to have become ill primarily due to high levels of heavy metals received through vaccines during vaccination schedules. Many studies now show that a large share of patients diagnosed with ALS, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, or other severe neurological disorders exhibit elevated levels of heavy metals in the body.

Despite these alarming facts, there are methods we can use to remove heavy metals from the body carefully and naturally. One of the first steps is to eliminate all potential sources of heavy metals:

ocean fish, especially tuna
refined sugars
high fructose corn syrup
refined flour
baking powder, unless it is clearly labeled as “aluminum free”
powdered milk
commercial deodorants
canned food
cosmetics, unless made from natural ingredients
hair dyes
fungicides
commercial laxatives
fabric softeners
vaccines
metal dental fillings

These are among the most common sources of heavy metals. If we begin to avoid genetically modified foods, we will remove yet another source of heavy metals. The cultivation and production of such foods often rely on pesticides and herbicides that contain heavy metals. Beyond cultivation and production, ingredients used during food processing can also contain harmful heavy metals. Urban areas carry a high risk of heavy metal contamination due to air pollution from vehicles and waste incinerators.

Many people choose to remove metal amalgam fillings and replace them with ceramic restorations, which is highly advisable.

The next step in cleansing the body of heavy metals is to adopt a diet based on whole foods, fresh organically grown vegetables, fruit, and freshly pressed juices. A number of foods, herbs, and dietary supplements are known to support the removal of excess heavy metals.

Examples include:

Cilantro
Garlic
Chlorella powder
Tulsi, also called holy basil
Reishi mushrooms
Food grade diatomaceous earth

Foods rich in sulfur, such as onion, cabbage, kale and collard greens, seaweed, and flaxseed oil.
In practice, the most effective approach is to combine the foods and supplements listed above with generous intake of pure water. The most important item on the list is cilantro, which should be taken together with one teaspoon of chlorella powder daily, one to two tablespoons of diatomaceous earth, raw garlic, and two to four tablespoons of flaxseed oil daily. Saunas, organ cleanses, colon cleansing, and enemas can also support the detoxification process.

In extreme cases, such as for people with autism, ALS, MS, or Parkinson’s disease, it is advisable to seek guidance from a practitioner trained in heavy metal detoxification.