When a body
encounters heavy metals that do not belong there, a type of
poisoning occurs. The medically indicated therapy to remedy this is
chelation therapy. Chelation involves using a chemical in the body
to bind with the heavy metals. This allows the metals to be
eliminated from the body and the poisoning effects will disappear.
Doctors seeking
to rid patients of heavy metals such as iron, arsenic, lead and
mercury have used chelation since the 1930’s. Arsenic, lead and
mercury have no business in a body. A body does need iron, but could
have an overload of it.
Lead poisoning is most commonly found in children who have been
exposed to lead paint chips or dust. Some states now require testing
for lead in children when they are given physical exams. Some
professions also run the risk of lead poisoning – those that involve
soldering, welding, smelting or reclaiming batteries.
Mercury
poisoning is probably most common because of mercury used in dental
fillings. There are occupations that also have a risk of mercury
poisoning, notably tannery work and taxidermists, people who
manufacture batteries or thermometers and dental workers. Mercury
poisoning can also occur from contaminated seafood.
Arsenic is used
in insecticides, herbicides, rodent poisons, and medications that
vets use to control parasites. Exposure to these things could result
in poisoning. Occasionally arsenic is used intentionally as a
poison.
Other heavy metals are more rarely cited in cases of poisoning, but
they include: cadmium, manganese, aluminum, cobalt, zinc, nickel,
copper and magnesium.
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