FulHealth MultiMetal D-Tox

MultiMetal D-Tox binds and neutralises ionic (electrically charged) heavy metals such as Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Copper and Halogen free radicals such as Chlorine, Bromine, Fluoride and hard Calcium ions.

Using EDTA, oral chelation has been used for at least as long as its IV cousin (also using EDTA), and is gaining momentum in its use by health care enthusiasts and professionals users alike.

Results show that oral chelation provides many, but not all, of the benefits of IV therapy.

Overall, the differences in benefits are more those of degree, speed, convenience, and cost rather than that of effectiveness.

How does chelation work?

During chelation, the ‘suitable molecule’, or ‘complexing agent’, or ionic heavy metal is linked with an amino acid called EDTA (ethylene-diamine-tetra-acetic acid).

Together EDTA and a metallic cation form a stable complex which can then be excreted from the system.

The stability of this bond is vital to success in the chelation process.

A chelating reaction which produces equilibrium, with a strong and stable ring structure between the metal ion and the chelating agent (such as EDTA), is effective in achieving the safe removal of the ion from the body (calcium is a weak link, iron, lead and copper are far stronger).

Main ingredients

• Citric Acid
• Ethylene-Diamine-Tetra-Acetic acid (EDTA)
• Magnesium Carbonate
• Sodium Bicarbonate
• Nascent Oxygen
• Structured (charged) Water

Main advantages using MultiMetal D-Tox

MultiMetal D-Tox encompasses 9 distinct advantages as compared with other similar products.

• Use of charged and structured water.
• The amino acid EDTA is present in colloidal form for ease of absorption.
• Suitable for oral or transdermal usage due to the colloidal nature of the product.
• pH of the product is maintained around 5.5 which makes it optimal for dermal usage.
• Direct absorption with the colloidal nature even taken into digestive tract.
• Catalyst agent to produce nascent oxygen (proprietary process)
• Effective removal of heavy metals at cellular level.
• Embedded alkalising agent to promote body alkaline condition for more effective removal of heavy metals.
• Buffer included for protection of the eliminating organ.

A chelating reaction which produces equilibrium, with a strong and stable ring structure between the metal ion and the chelating agent (such as EDTA), is effective in achieving the safe removal of the ion from the body.

Suggested use

MultiMetal D-Tox should be used in conjunction with the Heavy Metal Test Kit.

If after using the Heavy Metal Test and the urine sample for example shows positive for ionic heavy metals, initially use…

• 2 mL per day of MultiMetal D-Tox preferably mixed in 1 litre of drinking water (which showed green after initial testing with Heavy Metal Test Kit) or in 250ml fruit juice, consumed over the day.
• Approximately 2 weeks after commencing on the MultiMetal D-Tox (chelate) a retest using the Heavy Metal Test Kit should be conducted.

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