Shayna Sandhaus, PhD Table of Contents Overview Introduction General Background Development of Heavy Metal Toxicity Common Heavy Metal Toxicants and Associated Health Risks Risk Factors for Toxic Metal Exposure Heavy Metal Testing and Toxicity Signs & Symptoms Conventional Treatment Novel & Emerging Therapies Lifestyle Management for Reducing Metal Toxicity Risk Nutrients Update History References 1 Overview Summary and Quick Facts for Heavy Metal Detoxification Acute heavy metal intoxications may damage central nervous function, the cardiovascular and gastrointestinal systems, lungs, kidneys, liver, endocrine glands and bones
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