Heavy Metal Test
The heavy metal test is carried out by mixing a sample of your mid-stream, first morning urine with a chemical which reacts to heavy metals and gives a colour change.
If there was lead in your urine, when the test is carried out a chemical reaction would take place and the solution would turn red in the test tube indicating lead poisoning.
Using this simple means of testing, heavy metals can be identified in your body and then the appropriate action taken using our chelation therapy.
The picture to the left shows the colour of the test if no heavy metals are present.
In this case we used demineralised water.
Test For: Copper, Zinc, Lead, Cadmium, Mercury