Cadmium: Commonly found in cigarette and marijuana smoke.
Tap water, food grown on cadmium-contaminated soil
Refined and processed food, processed meats.
Cola drinks, instant coffee.
Occupational exposure: battery manufacture, semiconductors.
Dental materials.
Air pollution: incineration of rubber tires, plastic and paints.
Large fish such as tuna, cod and haddock.
Symptoms
Tends to harden and inflame the arteries leading to arteriosclerosis.
Atherosclerosis.
Impaired circulation.
Hypertension.
Heart failure.
Cancer.
Hypoglycemia
Diabetes
Mental illness
Bone pain
Osteoporosis
Tendon problems
Damages all body organs
Loss of sense of taste
Wound healing delayed
Migraine headaches
Psoriasis
Kidney failure
Copper: Vegetarian diets
Chocolate
Avocado, some nuts
Liver and kidney meat
Wheat germ and bran
Copper water pipes
Copper sulfate added to drinking water
Compounds added to swimming pools
Mineral supplements (especially pre-natal vitamins)
Copper cookware
Birth control pills
Copper intrauterine devices
Stress
Weakened adrenal glands
Physical symptoms: Acne, Adrenal insufficiencies
Allergies, Alopecia, Anorexia, Arthritis, Autism
Connective tissue problems of all kinds
Hair and nail conditions
Epilepsy or seizures
Cancer
Diabetes
Estrogen imbalance
Fatigue
Migraine headaches
Hyperthyroidism
Infections
Inflammation
Insomnia
Multiple Sclerosis
Myocardial infarction
Nausea
Premenstrual tension
Scoliosis
All skin conditions
Tooth decay
Urinary tract infections
Mental emotional symptoms: Copper is often involved in most cases of anxiety, bipolar disorders
Depression
Fears
Mind racing
Mood swings
Panic attacks
Schizophrenia
Spaciness
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