Lead Toxic Metal

Excessive toxic metal lead, may be due to environmental factors such as:

lead in leaded petrol,
lead in old lead based paint,
lead in newsprint,
lead in printed colour ads,
lead in hair dyes,
lead in hair rinses,
lead in dolomite,
lead in soft coal,
lead in leaded glass,
lead in pewter ware,
lead in pesticides,
lead in pencils,
lead in fertilisers,
lead in pottery,
lead in cosmetics,
lead in tobacco smoke,
lead in polluted air.

Protective trace minerals and nutrients to take for excessive lead are:

Amino acids
Lecithin
Vitamin A
Vitamin B
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin E
Ca/ Calcium
Cu/ Copper- adequate stomach acid needed for digestion
Fe/ Iron
Mg/ Magnesium
Mn/ Manganese
S/ Sulphur
Se/ Selenium- take with Vit E to improve uptake
Zn/ Zinc

DISCLAIMER.

As usual please consult your health care professional before embarking upon a programme of supplementation.
The information presented on this website should not be considered complete, or taken in the place of a medical consultation with a professional health care provider, for the purposes of diagnosis and treatment.

Natural foods to reduce excessive lead are:

slow cooked beans, foods groups naturally high in Vit C, foods naturally high in sulphur amino acid, maintain your diet with foods high in minerals antagonistic to lead such as: calcium, iron, and Vit E.

When embarking on a detoxification diet always consult your Health Care Professional.