Noah Laith

In these 11 days, we replenish the minerals that the DMSA or that the binder took out because it takes the good and the bad stuff.

And then we keep cycling three days on, 11 days off, three days on, 11 days off.

And then usually after eight to 12 weeks, depends where your baseline was, we retest you.

And we think, okay, it's going in the right direction.

Let's continue.

Or you're good.

Usually it takes six months before someone is really clean.

And often they come to us and said, no, but my aluminum and my cadmium is in within the reference range.

Well, you're not born with aluminum.

So the reference range of aluminum should be zero.

And same apply for mercury and cadmium, although mercury, there is some in nature.

So yeah, it depends where, the devil is in the detail.

And then after that, we tell them, look, go on a clarela.

Obviously we stop because there's a misconception from where heavy metals are coming.

So we stop first the inbounds of heavy metals and microplastic, not drinking from plastic, not drinking from cans or thin or any types of metallic boxes where food is stored, how you cook it.

And yeah, it's a process.

And unfortunately nowadays is not...

you kind of have to become the CEO of your own biology.

And what do I mean with that is like 150 years ago, if you could read and write and calculate, big chance you can become a millionaire.

Now, good luck if you have a cleaning job.