Cadmium

Cadmium is a highly toxic heavy metal with no beneficial function in the human body. Prolonged exposure can lead to serious health issues, including kidney damage, bone demineralization, and an increased risk of cancer. Cadmium accumulates in the body over time, making even low-level exposure a concern for long-term health....

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Who would benefit from testing their cadmium levels?

Testing for cadmium levels is advisable for individuals with occupational exposure, such as those working in metal smelting, battery manufacturing, or welding. Residents in areas with high industrial pollution or those consuming diets high in cadmium-rich foods (like certain shellfish and organ meats) might also benefit. Smokers are another group at risk, as tobacco contains cadmium.

What are symptoms of high cadmium levels?
  • Respiratory issues, like coughing and shortness of breath
  • Kidney damage and associated symptoms (e.g., reduced urine output)
  • Bone pain and fragility
  • Gastrointestinal distress, such as nausea and vomiting
  • Decreased immune function
  • Muscle pain and weakness
What are common sources of cadmium exposure?

Cadmium exposure occurs primarily through occupational settings involving cadmium-containing materials. Environmental exposure can arise from contaminated soil and water near industrial areas. Diet is another source, with certain plants and seafood accumulating cadmium. Smoking tobacco significantly increases exposure due to cadmium in tobacco leaves.

How do you detox cadmium?

Reducing cadmium exposure is the first step in detoxification. This includes using proper safety measures in occupational settings and avoiding tobacco products. A balanced diet can help reduce the absorption of cadmium. In cases of significant poisoning, chelation therapy under supervision might be necessary. Ensuring adequate intake of minerals like zinc, which competes with cadmium for absorption, can also be beneficial. The body’s natural elimination of cadmium is slow, so ongoing monitoring and health support are important.

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Who would benefit from testing their cadmium levels?
What are symptoms of high cadmium levels?
What are common sources of cadmium exposure?
How do you detox cadmium?
Who would benefit from testing their cadmium levels?
What are symptoms of high cadmium levels?
What are common sources of cadmium exposure?
How do you detox cadmium?
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