Sentences with phrase «total body burden»

Certain nutrients and phytonutrients impact the body's ability to process toxins and lower the total body burden.

Blood levels may not accurately reflect the total body burden of toxic metals.

The most accurate assessment of the total body burden of lead is a noninvasive x-ray fluorescence of bone.

However, a lifetime of exposure to these ubiquitous chemicals increases our «total body burden.»

Now fish have been shown to have the highest levels overall, but Americans don't eat a lot of fish, and so they don't contribute as much to the total body burden in the United States.

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It includes reducing exposure from heavy metals like mercury from seafood and metal dental fillings as well as using natural supplements like B - vitamins, liver - stimulating bitters and even metal binders to lower the body's total toxin burden.

Total elimination of ALL lead from the body is not necessary (or maybe even possible) to see clinical benefits, however, preventively a strong case can be made for the greatest possible reduction of body burden of toxic metals, given the documented adverse health effects.

Perhaps you've heard the term «body burden,» which refers to the total amount of toxins you carry in your body.

However, these body parts are only as good as the dog's total structure, for they bear the burden of poor shoulders and hindquarters as the animal moves.

High body mass and obesity was the second leading cause of the burden of illness and injury among Indigenous Australians in 2003, accounting for 11 % of the total burden of disease and 13 % of all deaths.