Sources of Mercury

Dental amalgams, vaccines, fish (especially those higher up the food chain), air pollution from coal fired power plants, adhesives, thermometers, cosmetics, plastics, fabric softeners, felt, floor waxes/polishes, fungicides, industrial waste, laxatives, wood preservatives, hair dye, batteries, solvents, and more.

Related Symptoms of Mercury Toxicity

Learning and behavioral disorders, tremors, dermatitis, insomnia, edema, fatigue, fever, forgetfulness, frequent colds, gastric disturbances, migraine headaches, hearing impairment, high blood pressure, impaired concentration, irregular heartbeat, kidney and liver damage, lack of coordination, loosening of teeth, loss of appetite, leaky gut syndrome, metallic taste, muscle weakness, nervousness, numbness, tingling in hands and feet, pain in the chest, restriction of visual field, ringing in the ears, shallow or irregular breathing, speech disorders, weight loss, and much more. Mercury is currently associated with over 4,000 diseases.

Edible Earth

Formulated from montmorillonite clays and natural calcium bentonite for healthy digestive tract.

Ancient Minerals

Genuine Zechstein Magnesium Oil

BioAstin Astaxanthin

BioAstin Astaxanthin
 

Nascent Iodine

Iodine.