Kelatox Suppositories

Kelatox Suppositories
"Removes and Improves"
Heavy Metal Detox System

 

Lead

Current Lead concentrations in the United States

Lead is less of an environmental hazard than it used to be, thanks to legislation passed in the 1970s banning it from gasoline and interior house paint. Unfortunately, however, lead contamination continues to be widespread. The primary source: lead-based paint found in an estimated 100 million homes and apartments built before 1978. Over time, paint peels from the wall and is ingested by small children, who will put almost anything in their mouths. Or it is released into the air as a fine dust when doors and windows are opened and shut. Lead is also found in many of the foods we eat. Soil contamination, a result of years of auto emissions, has made lead an unwelcome part of the food chain. Many glass and ceramic items, including dishes, contain lead. Lead chromate, used as yellow and orange pigments, has even been found recently in some children's toys.

 

 

Lead toxicity affects people at all stages of life. In childhood, exposure causes irreversible damage
to the central nervous system. The lead accumulates in the body, particularly in the bones. Because lead
has a long half-life, increasingly higher stores of lead build up in the skeleton as a person ages, and serve
as an internal source of lead exposure throughout life. During pregnancy, lead absorption is increased even
more than usual, and the fetus is particularly sensitive to the toxic effects of lead.

How Can Lead Affect Your Children? Lead in the body stops good minerals such as iron and calcium from working right. Lead poisoning can cause learning, hearing, and behavioral problems. Lead poisoning can harm the brain, kidneys, and other organs. Some of these effects may be permanent. Lead poisoning can affect nearly every system in the body. It occurs with no obvious symptoms and often goes unnoticed. All children need to be protected from lead poisoning by being tested.

How Are Children Exposed to Lead? Lead can be harmful if it is eaten or inhaled. Your children can be exposed to lead if lead-based paint was used in your home or if your home has lead pipes. Homes and buildings built before 1978 are most likely to have lead.

 

Lead Sources (bold = everyday exposure) Auto exhaust Bone meal Canned fruit juice Car batteries Ceramic glazes Cigarette ash City water Cosmetics Eating utensils Evaporated milk Hair dyes Insecticides Lead based paint Lead crystal dishes and glassware Lead gasoline Lead refineries Lead smelters Lead water pipes Lip stick Liver Mascara Milk Organ meats Pesticides Porcelain glazed sinks and Bathtubs Produce (near roads) Putty PVC containers Rainwater Snow Tobacco Toothpaste Toys Vinyl mini-blinds Well water Wine

 

Behavioral, Structural, Functional Abnormalities Associated with Lead Reference: Published in the August issue of Alternative & Complimentary Therapies (a magazine for doctors) and Published in Townsend Letter for Doctor's and Patients

 

Psychiatric Disturbances

ADD ADHD Aggressive behaviors Anorexia Chronic fatigue (CFS) Depression Eating disorders Flat affect Impaired facial recognition

Impaired visual fixation Irritability Lacks eye contact Loss of appetite/weight Malaise Mood swings Sleep difficulties/disturbances Temper tantrums Weakness

Cognitive Impairments
Attention deficits (ADD, ADHD, response inhibition)
Borderline intelligence
Impaired reaction time
Low IQ scores
Lower performance on timed tests
Mental retardation
Poor concentration
Poor memory (short term, verbal, and auditory)
Uneven performance on IQ scores

Sensory Abnormalities
Hearing loss

Motor Disorders
Convulsion
Seizure

Physiological Impairment,
Brain and Central Nervous System
Abnormal EEGs
Alterations in nerve conduction velocity
Autonomic disturbances
Encephalopathy
Neuritis
Neuropathy
Retrobulbar neuritis
Gastrointestinal Tract
Abdominal pain
Burning of the throat of the mouth
Stomach cramps

Renal and Hepatic Impairment
Histological alterations
Kidney damage
Kidney disease
Kidney failure
Renal toxicity
Tubular proteinosis

Cardiovascular System
Hypertension
Cardiovascular
Disease
Electrocardiac disorders
Increased heart rate (tachycardia)
Peripheral vascular disease
Vascular collapse

Immune System
Immunosuppression

Reproductive System
Birth defects
Premature births
Spontaneous abortion

Other Physical Disturbances
Acrodynia
Colic
Headache
Muscle pain

Kelatox is a rectal, time released suppository with added anti oxidants that bind and remove harmful heavy metals from your body while supplying added nutrients. Kelatox brand of suppositories use 900 mg of Calcium Disodium EDTA in a Cocoa Butter base with methocel E4M premium USP for a time release effect. Each suppository will dissolve through body heat and gradually spread over the lining of the colon and be absorbed directly into the blood stream in approximately 90-120 minutes.

EDTA is a synthetic amino acid first manufactured in the 1940's that has proven to be the best broad based heavy metal chelator with very few adverse effects. The half life of EDTA is 20-60 minutes and is excreted primarily by the kidneys within 24 hours but may also be excreted through the bowels. Almost none of the EDTA is metabolized. Since the vast majority of the EDTA will be broken down and not utilized while taken orally, the rectal route of administration is very effective. By using suppositories, the EDTA bypasses the gastro-intestinal tract which means very little will be destroyed by the acids and enzymes in the GI tract allowing for a very high utilization rate. Also, by using a suppository a majority of the EDTA will bypass the liver and kidneys on first pass putting less stress on those organs and allowing the EDTA plus anti-oxidants to remain in the body longer giving it a better chance to bind with harmful metals.

These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The information is designed for educational purposes only and is not intended to be prescriptive. Should you require advice for any particular health reason it is advised that you consult your health care provider.

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