We live in a toxic world

We live in a toxic world. Every day we are exposed to hundreds of toxic metals and chemicals. The heavy metals that cause problems are often mercury, lead, arsenic, cadmium (from cigarette smoking) and iron.

Other metals include aluminium, antimony, chromium, cobalt, copper, manganese, selenium, tin, thallium and uranium.

One of the first steps to be taken by someone who has symptoms of heavy metal toxicity is to have an hair mineral test. A hair analysis can determine which heavy metals are overloading your body and measure the levels of each toxic metal.

At Biosalud Day Hospital, we have the heavy metal testwhich is a hair analysis for determining the level of heavy metal toxicity and the quantification of both excess and deficiency of the body's mineral reserves.

Hair analysis also tells us which essential minerals in the body we lack, which we have too many of, and which important mineral ratios are out of balance due to heavy metals and other nutritional deficiencies. It also provides valuable information about metabolism and what dietary changes might be most helpful.

We suggest that you have a hair analysis before embarking on any kind of heavy metal cleansing or detoxification programme. so that you have a clear baseline against which to compare results later on.

The primary treatment for most heavy metal poisoning is chelation therapy. Chelating agents are substances that pass through the body to attract and bind heavy metals. Chelating agents are usually administered in tablet form, but can also be administered intravenously, transdermally, by suppository or by injection.

It takes many months to several years for chelation therapy to remove toxic metals.

Although chelation therapy has generally been considered safe for most people, new information has emerged suggesting that these substances may not be as benign as previously thought. The chelating agents used by the medical profession are drugs and have side effects, sometimes serious.

Two of the most important factors in determining the safety of chelation are dose and frequency. Too much can be extremely dangerous, and too little is ineffective. Respected toxicologists have stated that synthetic chelators should be used only in cases of acute metal poisoning, or as a last resort when other methods have been exhausted. Natural methods should be tried first.

Alternative chelating agents include combinations of herbs, amino acids and other nutritional supplements.. The downside of most of these is the time it takes to actually cleanse the body of toxic metals and chemicals.

For example, certain toxic elements can be eliminated by taking specific combinations of minerals and vitamins: For example, a daily regimen of six magnesium oxide tablets plus a teaspoon of calcium/magnesium powder taken with fresh lemon juice is said to rid the body of arsenic. But at this rate, it could take years to rid the body of all chemicals and metals.

In addition, heavy metals are not eliminated by fasting. And unfortunately, there is no medical treatment for chemical toxicity..

Chelation therapy is a biological process, both preventive and curative, used permanently by all living organisms, whereby calcium, fats and heavy metals such as lead, chromium, iron, aluminium, mercury, cadmium and vanadium, which are highly harmful, are carried away by the chelating substance and eliminated in the urine, detoxifying the body, reactivating essential vital functions and increasing the oxygenation and vitality of the whole organism.

At Biosalud Day Hospital we are experts in the performance of the chelation therapy in the event of heavy metal poisoning. We have the latest technology appropriate for your practice and we have years of experience. Contact us and start to put an end to the heavy metals that are punishing your health.