Professional Heavy Metal Test Kit
Detects free heavy metal ions in bodily liquids such as urine

$120.00/$275.00/$500.000
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Our Professional Heavy Metal test kit is used by doctors and naturopaths
across the United States. It is more effective than hair analysis
because it can detect unbound heavy metal presence which is the most
important piece for data.
In a healthy body with a functioning detoxification system or in the
absence of heavy metals, there should be no free (unbound) heavy metal ions found
in the urine. Consequently the more unbound metal ions are found in the
urine, the more the body's detoxification capacities are demonstrated to
be exhausted. Use these test kits in your heavy metal detoxification
program in conjunction with
Bio-Chelat and
Acupeds
for comprehensive heavy metal
detoxification.
The type of metal is actually secondary, since all unbound or not
neutralized metal ions are toxic to our body. They are in fact a major source of
free-radical production in the body.
Better Than other Methods
Traditional methods like hair testing or the spectrometric system don't
differentiate between bound and unbound metal ions, which is very
crucial in the overall assessment, since only the unbound metal ions are
toxic to our body. This is a very important point to understand.
In 1925 Helmut Fisher of the Siemens Concern in
Berlin succeeded in detecting heavy metal ions by means of a dithizone
process. As a reagent, dithizone is able to indicate the presence of
heavy metal ions in qualitative and in quantitative terms at the lower
ppm level, even at the parts per bllion (ppb) level. The reaction times
of the heavy metal ions vary; therefore, depending on their respective
concentrations, different colorations may occur from which one can, in
addition to the qualitative conclusions (the dithizone reagent binds to
Cu, Zn, Cd, Hg, Pb, Mn, Co, Ni,) draw also quantitative ones regarding
the contaminant.
This professional screen test allows the detection of free heavy metal
ions in bodily liquids such as urine. The contamination from amalgam
fillings or from the environment pointing to infections, organ or system
disorders as well as potential health problems can be identified.
By taking the biological space of the essential minerals, heavy metals
are blocking the absorption of essential minerals and simultaneously a
toxic accumulation of unbound zinc and copper ions occurs.
At this stage of the contamination, the discharge of copper and zinc
ions from the organism are toxics (free electrically active) metals and
they can be made visible with this screen test.
The valuable essential metals copper and zinc have, in effect, become
toxic metals.
Therefore when checking the urine for heavy metals, toxic amounts of
copper and zinc will always show up first during the test procedure and
indicate the presence of heavy metals in the body.
Up to a certain point, a healthy body is able to bind (chelate) free
heavy metal atoms, i.e. neutralize their electromagnetic charge and
clear them out. If this mechanism is no longer able to function because
too many toxins have accumulated in the organism, the number of free
radicals will increase, especially if the body is suffering with
antioxidant deficiency at the same time. In such cases, administering
antioxidant supplements will not solve the real problem, namely the
accumulation of heavy metal ion deposits in the body.
The need for detoxification is established before any specific therapy
is administered. The test reagent is therefore an important aid during
the initial evaluation. As it is urgent that necessary counter-measures
be implemented in the patient’s detoxification therapy, a method to
expose and monitor heavy metals becomes crucial. This is what this
professional heavy metal test kit will do your you and your clients.
For this screen test, the pH adjustment is necessary. The urine must
first be measured and set to 6.5-7.0 with the pH solution. Voir
graphique du mode d’emploi.
The procedure is the same as the screen test 1-2 but there are 3 more
steps. After each step you will add 1ml of urine.
The Professional Heavy Metal screen tests are available in different
sizes for multiple uses, 10, 25, 50, or 100 uses per kit.

50 Test Kit Package Includes:
50 beakers
50 pipettes,
1 pH rows of pH strips
50 Heavy metal Test papers
50 Micro tubes with test solution inside
50 Empty Test-Tubes(reusable) with 50 Caps
1 bottle of pH solution 50ml
1 Rack/Stand with color chart
100 Test Kit Package Includes:
100 beakers
100 pipettes,
2 pH rows of pH strips
100 Heavy metal Test papers
100 Micro tubes with test solution inside
100 Empty Test-Tubes(reusable) with 50 Caps
1 bottle of pH solution 100ml
1 Rack/Stand with color chart
Note: The Testol Solution has been added to each test tube to
make the test procedure easier to conduct, so no Testol Solution bottle
is in the box when you get it.
Heavy
Metal Test Instructions
The HMT is easy to
conduct and the results are not only quickly
obtained but also provide a dramatic and convincing
demonstration for the patient.
TEST DESCRIPTION
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SETTING pH VALUE
For the test a morning urine
specimen (about 30 ml) is required which,
using the two pH Solutions A and B, is
calibrated to the neutral value of 7.0. |
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To begin with the test, place one of the
dithizone treated indicator squares into a
solution of Testsol, which is made from
natural products.
The solution takes on a green coloration
which signals phase 0 and constitutes the
basis for all further tests. |
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If now a
liquid containing heavy metals is added
(urine, saliva or other aqueous solution)
these heavy metals react with the dithizone
and the green coloration changes.
The new coloration is compared each time
with those on the coloration chart on the
test tube rack. Each coloration corresponds
to a specific metal (zinc, copper, cadmium,
lead, mercury etc.)
Depending
the amount of tested liquid is added (2,4 or
6 ml) the concentration of the respective
metal can be determined. (quantity testing)
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The method permits the identification
and concentration of several metals with only one
reagent.
Detailed instructions on how to
conduct the test and how to evaluate the results are
contained in a booklet and in a pictogram.
Since heavy metals
contribute, with up to 80% of the causes, to all
diseases, the test for heavy metal contamination has
become an essential component of any initial
diagnosis for anyone who has the safety of the
patient at heart.
With these tests,
you can determine the
level of any such contamination. An ingenious and
revolutionary method of making complex biochemical
processes visible and of clarifying disease
profiles, this test should be available in every
practice. The right diagnosis is a precondition for
a successful therapy and will result in a satisfied
patient.
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A) Urine Test
Ist
Titration Color change : Dark Violett : Copper Concentration : 8-10 ppm |
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2nd
Titration : Color change : Pink : Zinc Concentration : 3-5 ppm |
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3rd
Titration : Color change : Pink Concentration: 1-2ppm
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Result: The urine contains a high concentration
of free unbound copper and zinc ions. Note: The test reagent only binds to the unbound or free
radical producing metal ions. |
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B) Water Test
Left test-tube: Color change: Pink: Zinc (3ppm)
Right test-tube: No color change. No metal present.
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