Oral administration of pectin has been shown to
lower lead toxicity in children without side effects.
Not exact matches
Liposomes, < 200 nm phospholipid vesicles, are longer retained in blood circulation and accumulate at pathological sites (tumours or inflamed tissues),
leading to higher efficacy and
lower systemic
toxicity compared to the free drugs they encapsulate.
The reagent is fully chemically defined and animal component - free,
leading to increased reliability and
low cell
toxicity.
Lead toxicity at
low levels is very common.
Soy consumption can also
lead directly and indirectly to heavy metal
toxicity — directly, because soy products are often processed or packaged in aluminum or processed with fluoridated water, and indirectly, because soy foods contribute to
low levels of cysteine, zinc, pantothenic acid and other factors needed for detoxification.
In chronic Lyme disease heavy metal
toxicity (like
lead and mercury) can cause
low energy, poor nerve function and thinking, intestinal pain and indigestion, and many other problems.
In fact, in one study, a dose of mercury sufficient to kill 1 percent of lab rats (lethal dose «LD01»), when combined with a dose of
lead sufficient to kill 1 percent, killed 100 percent of the rats.13 A similar test involving mercury and aluminum in cultured neurons killed 60 percent of the cells when the two
low - dose toxicants (LD01) were combined.14 Even antibiotics have been shown to enhance the uptake, retention and
toxicity of mercury.14 Additionally, testosterone appears to aggravate mercury
toxicity during development, while estrogen protects against it.15 This may explain why more boys than girls are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and attention deficit disorders.