In this case report, the patient was a 58-year-old female known to be mercury toxic from a DMPS challenge in June. Amalgam fillings were removed 2 months prior. This was a standard DMPS challenge run through Doctor's Data. Her levels were in the "very elevated" range.
In July we did a METAL-FREE Challenge and collected stools for heavy metals. METAL-FREE usually removes metals in the order of heaviest first: its priority is lead, thallium, mercury and so on.
A review of the patient's before and after stool showed that METAL-FREE increased the lead excretion by almost FIVE TIMES!
The METAL-FREE removed these metals safely and without side effects.
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Sample Case Report #2 |
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Metal |
Pre |
Post |
% Inc. |
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Pb |
.34 mg/kg |
1.56 mg/kg |
over 450% |
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Fecal Metal Result |
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