Copper & Lead Detox

This Clay Bath Assists in Eliminating

Lead and Copper

Sources of Lead Toxicity

Automobile exhaust, leaded crystal, lead based paint, ceramic glazes, water from lead plumbing, leaded gasoline, ground water, soldering and welding.

Sources of Copper Toxicity

While copper is used in a variety of applications, the most common sources of excessive copper absorption is through copper piping, ground water, and mineral supplements.

Related Symptoms of Lead Toxicity

Abdominal pain, chronic fatigue, attention deficit, addiction, anemia, clumsiness, confusion, learning disabilities, infertility, cognitive dysfunction, constipation, emotional instability, gout, migraine headaches, high blood pressure, insomnia, nervousness, loss of appetite, nausea, metallic taste, and more.

Related Symptoms of Copper Toxicity

Artery hardening, diarrhea, digestive disorders, eczema, irritability, high blood pressure, hyperactivity, insomnia, liver and kidney dysfunction, nasal irritation, nausea, bitter taste, and more.