Pamela+Gonzalez-What+makes+a+chemical+toxic+and+what+are+warning+symptoms?

All chemicals can be toxic if the dose is high enough, here are some elements that may accumulate in the body, there is really no truly safe exposure limit for these elements (examples, lead, and mercury). Barium and Aluminum are examples of elements which can be taken out, only to a certain extent. Almost all of these elements are metals. Elements that are man-made are radioactive and toxic whether there not metals or are.



 Central nervous system unusualiness is normal, ending in headache, lasting tiredness, bad short term memory, hyperactivity or overactive, and bigger appetite leading to food cravings and overeating. Respiratory complaints include adult onset “asthma”, shortness of breath, and fibrotic lung disease. Heart palpitations and dysrhythmias, having to do with the brain or heart, herald severe cardiac dysfunction. Abdominal bloating, constipation, and multiple food intolerances signal gastrointestinal involvement. Arthritis indicates musculoskeletal involvement. Recurrent, sterile urinary tract inflammation, and peripheral nerve weakness, and sensory deficits are also found. In fact, the hallmark of chemical sensitivity is that patients present with multisystem disease. This because, once the chemicals enter the body, they enter the bloodstream and circulate to all parts of the body, even the brain.