Here are the following heavy metals that you need to be aware of. They are lead, aluminum and copper. If you are exposed daily to all these heavy metals, you can have heavy metal poisoning. So you need to be aware of the risk you are putting on your health. Here are more details about these metals.

Lead is one of the known and more common cause of heavy metal poisoning today. Overexposures to lead can be experienced in industries as it is the leading cause of workplace illness. Lead can also be contacted in populated areas as they can be highly present in hazardous concentrations of food, water and air. Some specific sources of lead can be found in paint, urban dust and folk remedies.

What makes lead more frightening is that children under the age of six are more at risk with lead because they are a stage where they are undergoing physical development and neurological growth.

Similar to lead, aluminum poisoning can also be contacted from almost anywhere. Aluminum poisoning can come from beer and soda cans, antacids and baking powder, aluminum foil and cookware. It is also the active ingredient in anti-antiperspirants. Using commercial hair dyes, bay powder and toothpaste can also lead to aluminum poisoning.

Symptoms for aluminum poisoning are forgetfulness, stomach pain, stomach ulcers, chronic sinus problems, low thyroid, kidney problems especially to the right kidney, dry mouth, and small and hard stools. Alzheimer's disease has also been listed as part of the symptoms of aluminum poisoning.

For copper poisoning, one can have contact to it through certain insecticides and fungicides, copper wire, some aquarium products, and vitamin and mineral supplements. Its symptoms can include anemia, burning sensations, chills, convulsions, diarrhea, fever, liver failure, muscular aches, nausea, vomiting, yellow eyes and yellow skin.

If you really are exposed to such heavy metals then you need to be sure and have a doctor give you a medical check up. Also ask you doctor how to have these heavy metals cleanse out your body. Also ask your doctor about chelation therapy and ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid or EDTA.

Chelation therapy and ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid or EDTA for over 50 years is already a known medications to treat heavy metal poisoning such as lead, aluminum and copper. Though EDTA can also be taken orally, suppository EDTA is one sure way to take the medication to make it more effective.

So please be aware of the heavy metals that are surrounding you. Check out labels of the products your are using, check out the garage for heavy metals. Then research more about chelation therapy and ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid or EDTA so you will be prepared on what you can do if you really have heavy metal poisoning in your body.

Have a lead, aluminum and copper-free life.

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