Many people with chronic cases of candida may have heavy metal issues. Heavy metal toxicity is the toxic accumulation of heavy metals in the soft body tissue. Sadly, heavy metal issues are more common than you might expect.

One of the most common heavy metals in the body today is mercury, we get mercury from the fillings in our teeth and mercury-based vaccinations. Aluminum is increasing rapidly as it is being deposited in our bodies by aluminum foil, cookware, deodorant and soda cans. Cadmium and Arsenic can get in the system if you are a smoker or are around someone who smokes. Lead poisoning was more common before the restrictions on lead in paint were enforced, but those of us raised in older homes may have been exposed.

The symptoms of heavy metal issues may include (these will vary in intensity depending on the amount of heavy metal in the system and how the body deals with it):

• vomiting
• diarrhea
• nausea
• stomach pain
• headache
• sweating
• metallic taste in the mouth
• impairment of cognitive/motor skills
• numbness
• burning sensation in the skin
• dizziness
• immune suppression
• nervous system disorders
• anemia
• skin rashes
• high blood pressure
• memory loss/mental confusion
• tremors
• candida
• hyperactivity
• muscle weakness/aches
• autism
• visual problems
• kidney problems
• chronic fatigue

If you have candida that keeps coming back and also have some of the above symptoms, you may have a heavy metal issue. You can be tested for this by doing a Hair Analysis.

There are some amazing chelating agents available to get rid of heavy metals now. Our favorite is called Metal-Free. It is a sublingual spray that effectively pulls all of the heavy metals out of the system and is safe for everyone to use, even children!

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