The human life has progressed tremendously with uncountable innovations which have made it possible to make our lives easier to operate. However, it all comes with a bane of heavy metal toxins. Such toxins are always lurking around us in many forms. Some enter our body via our diet, while some are present in the environment, some of them get their way through our skin. The nature of such toxins includes metabolic waste, organic chemicals, food additives, etc. Although there are many heavy metals that can be named but the most common are mercury, lead, arsenic, aluminium, and cadmium. Post several extensive medical researches it was concluded that long-term exposure to such heavy metal toxins can lead to development of various chronic health conditions including neurological disorders, cancers, impaired production of red and white blood cells, cardio metabolic diseases, bone marrow suppression, and much more as they interfere with the normal biochemical processes.

The human body does have a mechanism to detoxify but in today’s postmodern world our bodies merely have the capability of flushing out synthetic and chemical components. Such toxicities in our body is meant to hamper our optimal functioning of the body in many ways and we as humans might experience it with different set of symptoms or manifestations which can be either acute or chronic..