Case Reports with Lab Results

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Metal-Free^® is a successful detoxification agent for heavy metals as shown by the following lab reports.

Metal-Free eliminates bound toxic metals mainly through the GI (gasto intestinal) tract and out of the body in the stool. The lab tests shown below are from subjects stool samples. Doctor's Data Laboratory was used to do the analysis as they have excellent testing methods for this purpose.

There is no known accurate method of testing the metallic load in the body. The easiest way to see if one has heavy metals is to administer a “challenge” (a challenge is a method of testing) with a proven chelator such as Metal-Free. A chelator is a substance that grabs onto heavy metals, hangs onto them, and then eliminates them from the body through the stool or urine.

Random stool samples may not show elevated levels of heavy metals. This is because the body has a natural affinity for such metals and, unless provoked or "challenged", may not release them. Toxic metals can replace their healthy counterparts (calcium, zinc, selenium) and will not be eliminated unless a chelator is given.

In the tests below, subjects did the following procedures. First, the subjects collected a “Pre” challenge stool sample. This is also called Pre-provocative, which is a measurement of the amounts of heavy metals that the body is eliminating through the stool, without any supplemented nutritional support.

Following this, Metal-Free was administered and then a “Post” stool sample was collected. This is also called Post-provocative, which is a measurement of the amounts of heavy metals that the body is eliminating through the stool, after using Metal-Free for 3 days.

The samples were analyzed for toxic elemental content. If the subject had a heavy metal burden, one will see “Post” excretion toxic ranges. These may include mercury, lead, copper, cadmium, arsenic, uranium, antimony or others.

Where toxic levels were found, the Metal-Free protocol was done.

Case Report 1

SUBJECT: 48-year-old female who was feeling “bad all the time”. She had tried various detoxification programs but was unable to continue them because they made her feel worse.

A Metal Free challenge was done that showed the following results for heavy metals in the stool:

This patient shows elevated challenge levels of ALL the heavy metals shown. Huge amounts of arsenic!

It is noteworthy that throughout the study and thereafter, this patient reported no complaints or discomfort while doing the Metal Free treatment. Previously, she had stopped taking DMSA (dimeroaptosuccinic acid - a chelating agent given intravenously) due to "feeling bad all the time". This may indicate that not only can Metal-Free effectively remove heavy metals from the system, it is able to do so gently and without undue discomfort for the patient.

Pre-treatment provocative Stool Result from Doctor's Data:	Post-treatment provocative Metal-Free® Challenge Stool Result from Doctor's Data:
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Case Report 2

SUBJECT: 58 year-old female.

A review of the patient's before and after stool showed that Metal-Free increased the lead excretion by almost FIVE TIMES! The Metal-Free removed these metals safely and without side effects.

Case Report 3

SUBJECT: 5-year-old boy

This report is a follow-up on an earlier case of an autistic/A.D.H.D. child who has continued on Metal-Free for the past three months. When he began his Metal-Free treatment, he was making almost no intelligible speech and was on 30 mg of Ritalin a day. This young boy was having great difficulty in school as judged by his teachers remarks and his report cards.

His initial pre Metal-Free stool test showed only borderline elevation in cadmium levels. After two weeks on Metal-Free, the excreted levels of cadmium, arsenic, and antimony rose substantially. After two more months, another stool sample was obtained. Amazingly, the excretion levels of cadmium, arsenic and antimony had come toward normal while the excretion of mercury had risen to over 600% of the pre levels of excretion!

What is most significant about this case is that, during this young boy's first week on the Metal-Free, he received "Student of the week"! It was the first time he ever received this award! While continuing on Metal-Free during the month of June, he received his second accolade: "Most Improved Award"! His Marking Period 3 evaluations were well above the earlier grading period. The teacher comments were very satisfactory as well during the marking period.

Pre-treatment provocative Stool Result from Doctor's Data:	Post-treatment provocative Metal-Free Challenge Stool Result from Doctor's Data:
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Case Report 4

SUBJECT: Continuation Study of Heavy Metal Detoxification with 61-year-old man

Here is an example where pre-treatment levels show elevations in Antimony, Cadmium and Nickel on June 20, 2001. Following two months of Metal-Free treatment another provocative stool sample, done on August 13, 2001, shows all heavy metals now in normal range.

Pre-treatment provocative Stool Result from Doctor's Data:	Post-treatment provocative Metal-Free Challenge Stool Result from Doctor's Data:
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