heavy metal toxicity testing
"You must first eliminate the underlying cause of disease before true healing can begin." Dr. Fiorentino

Heavy metals are all around us in today’s world, making it easier now than ever before to accumulate toxic levels of them in our bodies. This can be very troublesome to our overall health. Once in your body, these metals tend to accumulate in our tissues, particularly when the body has difficulty filtering them out. These heavy metals don’t usually break down on their own, making long-term exposure a concern.
Heavy metal toxicity has been associated with numerous health concerns, including central nervous system dysfunction, fatigue, damage to; blood composition, lungs, liver, kidneys, muscular dysfunction, and autoimmune disorders, among other issues.
One of the most dangerous and troublesome heavy metals is mercury. This metal has been thought to be associated with, as well as known in some cases, to cause numerous health issues, including, but not limited to; anxiety disorders, autoimmune disease (especially multiple sclerosis - ms), neurological conditions (Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, ALS, tremors, numbness of extremities, poor memory and concentration, depression, lack of motor function, low IQ, slow reflexes), heart disease, liver disease, ADHD, hypertension (high blood pressure), vision and hearing issues, difficulty breathing, reproductive issues, and many others.
Unfortunately, many medical professionals are currently using potentially dangerous methods to determine the presence of these metals. That's why we use safe screening methods to prevent the potential risk of further damage to our patients.
Toxic levels of heavy metals should not be in your body. When a positive test is confirmed, treatment should be started. But there still are many medical professionals using dangerous methods to detoxify these metals from the tissues of their patients. When this occurs, it can make the original issue much worse over time. At The Center for Natural Health, we used the safety possible methods available to help our patients detoxify toxic levels of heavy metals from their bodies.




