Minerals - Toxic

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Overview


Toxic Minerals are a group of Microminerals not essential to human health and toxic to the body at certian levels.

 

These Substances Enhance the Elimination of many Toxic Minerals from the Body

See Individual entries for the various Toxic Minerals to determine the specific substances that facilitate the elimination of each individual Toxic Mineral.

 

Amino Acids

 Cysteine (and Cystine) may chelate (bind) with many Toxic Minerals and may facilitate their elimination. 

 The synthetic Amino Acid - Ethylene-Diamine-Tetra-Acetate (EDTA) - is used in Chelation Therapy to bind to and chelate (remove) many Toxic Heavy Metals from the body via the Kidneys. 

 Methionine may chelate (bind) with many Toxic Minerals and may facilitate their excretion. 

 

Carbohydrates

 Alginates may chelate (bind) with most Toxic Minerals in the Intestinal Tract and may prevent their absorption.  [1]

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