Detect toxics to remove them
Several organs are vulnerable to heavy metal toxicity — particularly the lungs, kidneys, and brain. These substances are found in multiple products and elements that we encounter daily. From wall paints to car fuel, these toxins are all around us in everyday life.
It is not possible to measure heavy metal concentrations in every organ of the body, but we can make a general measurement through hair and skin. These indirect results indicate that the organs may be compromised.
The substances usually measured are mercury, cadmium, lead, arsenic, and aluminum. The scalp is accessible for a sample, and the hair follicle always incorporates elements in the creation of hair. For that reason, it is a simple, practical, and precise method to know the level of intoxication of the entire body.
The Toxicity Test
A Hair Sample is All you Need To Understand your Toxicity Levels
Heavy metal exposure can be anywhere in our day-to-day lives. From our house paint to the fuel we put in our cars to products we use on our bodies, these substances lurk in some of the most unsuspecting places with the potential to affect our lungs, kidneys, and brains.
How much have you accumulated throughout your everyday routine?
While we can’t measure heavy metal levels in each organ directly, a simple hair analysis offers a reliable overview of the body’s toxic burden. With just a small hair sample, we can detect the presence of toxic metals — such as mercury, cadmium, lead, arsenic, and aluminum — and gain valuable insight into potential underlying causes of certain health issues.
WARNS OF THE HIGH CONSUMPTION OF CONTAMINATED FISH
IDENTIFIES HIDDEN CAUSES OF FATIGUE, DEPRESSION, SEXUAL IMPOTENCE, AND NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES
GUIDES THE DIAGNOSIS IN THE PRESENCE OF NON-SPECIFIC SYMPTOMS
HELPS TO RECOGNIZE EVERYDAY EXPOSURES TO TOXIC ELEMENTS AND HOW THEY CAN BE LIMITED
Where can I get the toxicity test?
At Long Life Clinic, we have kits available today. This practical, straightforward test provides results that can guide us in understanding and improving your overall health.
