Treatments for Lead Contaminant Overload To reduce lead in your body, your doctor may recommend chelation therapy. Chelation therapy consists of receiving a chemical chelating agent, usually DMPS or DMSA.
Chelating agents are substances that go through the body to attract and bind heavy metals to be excreted. Chelating agents are usually given in pill form but may also be given intravenously, by suppository or by injection. It takes anywhere from many months to several years for chelation therapy to remove toxic metals, and can cost several hundred to several thousand dollars. Though chelation therapy has been considered to be generally safe for most people, new information has surfaced that suggests these substances may not be as benign as once believed. The chelating agents used by the medical profession are drugs and do have side effects, sometimes severe ones. Two of the most important factors in determining chelation safety are dosage 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. Natural chelating agents include combinations of herbs, amino acids and other nutritional supplements. The drawback to most of these is the time it takes to really clear the body of toxic metals and chemicals. For instance, certain toxic elements can be removed by taking specific combinations of minerals and vitamins: For example, a daily regimen of six magnesium oxide tablets plus one teaspoon of calcium/magnesium powder taken with fresh lemon juice is said to rid the body of arsenic - eventually. But at this rate, it could take years to clear all the chemicals and metals from the body.
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There is some evidence that ancient, prehistoric peoples who smelted lead and tin suffered from lead poisoning.
Due to the fact that most pencil lead is graphite, you can't get lead poisoning. :)
no it cant, alcohol will dehydrate you and most likely make food poisoning worse. so if you have already tried to cure food poisoning, you probably screwed yourself. congratulations tardo.
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poo on it punk
When a person ingests or breathes in too much lead for their body to naturally process, they are at risk for lead poisoning.
When a person ingests or breathes in too much lead for their body to naturally process, they are at risk for lead poisoning.
Yes it can, you can die from lead poisoning from lead.
lead poisoning in a child can lead to learning disabilities, behavioral problems, and even mental retardation. At very high levels, lead poisoning can cause seizures, coma, and even death.
Certain prescription medcine do help mercury poisoning go away. I beleive
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