PRESS RELEASES

April 2010: EXCERPTS FROM DR ALISON ADAMS BOOK

Dr. Alison in her book entitled: Chronic Fatigue, ME and Fibromyalgia: The Natural Recovery Plan has found that toxic metals play a critical role in chronic disease. Specifically she says: “Occult metal toxicity may play a causative role in nearly all serious and chronic illness and is certainly the primary cause of fatigue-related syndromes.”

 She recommends the use of a natural Heavy Metal Detox called HMD™ along with drainage remedies such as Organic Lavage, a herbal tincture containing milk thistle and dandelion as well as other herbs that work on the detoxification organs. To this is added chlorella, to prevent the reabsorption of  metals from the gut (see www.detoxmetals.com for further details).

 She continues: “Chelation refers to the use of a synthetic substance (a chelator) that can enclose heavy metals within its ring-like structure, thus enabling excretion. It is important that all the organs of excretion are supported during this phase to prevent retoxification. You may need to follow these protocols for one to two years until you actually feel fully well. It is this phase of treatment that should see a noticeable improvement in physical, mental and psychological well-being.”

During the launch of HMD in the UK in 2006, there have been a number of press releases in the National UK media - here are a few of these releases in brief:

FIVE OF THE BEST – DETOX SUPPORTERS

HMD – Heavy Metal Detox – designed to eliminate the harmful toxic metals absorbed by our bodies. Available from http://www.detoxmetals.com

I WILL DETOX WITHOUT DIET!

There’ a more effective way to detox than living on mung beans, according to toxicity expert Dr. George Georgiou. “The fastest way to get rid of chemicals that can open the door to disease is to use a chelator that binds to dangerous toxins like heavy metals,” he explains. “A new algae-based liquid supplement called HMD™ ha been shown in three years of double-blind trials to safely remove metals from the body.”

TOXIC METALS LURKING IN YOUR TURKEY!

In an average festive meal, arsenic is present in turkey, while cadmium, lead and organo-chlorine pesticides are found in potatoes, carrots, Brussel sprouts and peas.

Heavy metal toxin expert Dr. George Georgiou said: “With today’s modern society taking its toll on our bodies, there is a real need to increase awareness surrounding the issues of heavy metals.

HEALTH NEWS

We ingest more toxic metals daily than our body eliminates. These metals, which are present in the air, water and soil accumulate in tissues and organs and could lead to diseases such as cancer, MS and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Dr. Georgiou has developed a supplement to help eliminate harmful toxins - HMD™ - Heavy Metal Detox.

7-WAYS TO REDUCE HEAVY METALS

Heavy metals such as aluminium, lead, mercury and arsenic can accumulate in your blood leading to everything from tiredness and mood swings to a lowered immune system and kidney dysfunction.

Developed by leading researcher Dr. George Georgiou, HMD™ Heavy Metal Detox supplement contains chlorella which acts as a natural chelator to remove toxins from your system.

THE METAL MUNCHER

WHAT the makers claim is an effective way to remove heavy metal toxins from our body has been launched in the UK.

Heavy Metal Detox is a natural compound much like a food supplement that can be taken three times a day to help eliminate harmful toxic metals from your body.

 The makers claim it does not adversely affect the body's natural balance of essential minerals and will help to prevent degenerative diseases.

 Surprisingly, some of the foods that contain heavy metals are those believed to be amongst the healthiest dietary options.

 Fish is a key source of mercury with high levels regularly found in tuna, swordfish and sardines. Chicken is also a culprit containing arsenic, given as a growth promoter.

 Other foods at risk include fruit, vegetables and cereal products that have been sprayed with pesticides containing toxic metals such as arsenic and mercury. They are also susceptible to pollutants landing on crops grown close to main roads.