Device for Heavy Metal Testing

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North American Introduction of a New Scientific Device for Heavy Metal

Testing(Water, Urine, Saliva)

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Health authorities estimate that at least 90% of all chronic diseases can be

attributed to environmental pollution in one way or another. Heavy Metals are

responible for increasing the production of free radicals as well as

undermining the internal environment and body chemistry.

There is now a test that will allow us to determine how well a person can

cope with ionic or free metal ions Apart from testing body fluids, you can

also monitor the environment to find out where the metals are coming from;

i.e. tapwater, paint on the wall, dust from the carpet, cleaning agents, even

the food you eat.

Until not too long ago, the methods used to detect heavy metal contamination

were both cumbersome (challenging test) and costly and in some instances did

not even allow to differentiate betweeen organically bound metals(neutralized

electromagnetic charge) and free metal atoms (e.g. Cu, Zn in spectrometric

analyses).

Recent research has, however, shown that it is essentially electrically

active heavy metal atoms not bound with organic complexes which actively

destroy molecular compounds.

Traditional methods like hair or blood analyses have not been able to uncover

these connections..

The new Heavy Metal Test allows the detection of free electrically active

heavy metal ions in bodily liquids like urine and saliva by means of a simple

procedure and in just a few minutes. This exploratory procedure, employed as

an in vitro diagnostic tool, is based on the dithizone reaction method which

has been known to chemical science for more than 60 years. As a reagent,

dithizone is able to indicate the presence of heavy metal ions in a liquid

solution (water, urine, saliva) in qualitative and quantitative terms.

By administering the test, contaminations from amalgam fillings or from the

environment(cadmium, lead, zinc, copper, manganese, nickel and cobalt-

pointing to infections, organ or system disorders) can be identified early

on, so that the patient can undergo detoxification before any specific

therapy is administered.

" We thoroughly investigated the sensitivity and specificity of the HMT-system

and we can furnish the proof at any time that the detection of the claimed

individual metal species of toxicological relevance is possible at the lower

ppm level. Under favourable circumstances we could detect metal ions even at

the ppb-level.

Thus one can obtain important preliminary information for clinical decisions

in the medical cabinet or during a bed-side-examination. "

(J. Lemann, Dr.rer. nat., Toxicologist and Medical Expert, Institute for

Toxicology and Medical Laboratory Diagnostic, Hirschberg, Germany)

" Until the beginning of the nineteen-seventies this reagent was in

predominant use for the detection of heavy metal traces in the water supply.

It is a certified German Government Standard procedure for water supply

analyses. "

(G.Schwedt, Dr.rer.nat., Professor and Director, Institute for Inorganic and

Analytical Chemistry, Technical University of Clausthal, Germany)