Key Ingredients

• EDTA (Chelating Agent)
• Vitamin C
• Magnesium
• B-Complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12)
• Glutathione
• Mineral Support (zinc, selenium, calcium, trace minerals)
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Heavy metal detox IV drip therapy, or IV Chelation Therapy, is a clinical procedure designed to strip toxic metals from your system. While it is a life-saving medical treatment for acute poisoning, it is also popular in the "wellness" space for addressing chronic inflammation and heart health.

Formula Recipe

NormaL SALINE
Duration: Standard Sessions: Typically last between 60 to 90 minutes.

What it is

Heavy metal detox IV drip therapy, commonly referred to in medical terms as IV Chelation Therapy, is a procedure where a solution containing specialized agents is infused directly into the bloodstream to remove toxic metals like lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium.

The term "chelation" comes from the Greek word chele, meaning "claw," describing how the medicine grabs onto metal molecules to pull them out of the body. Chelation therapy with IV nutrient support helps remove toxic heavy metals (lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, aluminum) while replenishing essential vitamins and minerals for energy, brain, and heart health.

Benefits

The primary goal is to lower the "toxic burden" on your organs, which can lead to

• Organ Protection: By removing metals like lead and mercury, you reduce the strain on the kidneys, liver, and brain where these toxins typically accumulate.
• Reduced Inflammation: Heavy metals cause oxidative stress; removing them can help alleviate chronic joint pain, fatigue, and "brain fog."
• Cardiovascular Support: Some evidence suggests chelation can help remove calcium from arterial plaques, improving blood flow (particularly in diabetic patients).
• Cellular Reset: Clearing toxins can improve mitochondrial function (the energy centers of your cells), often resulting in a noticeable boost in energy and mental clarity.

Who is it good for

This therapy is most effective for individuals who fall into the following categories

• Confirmed Toxicity: People who have tested positive for high levels of lead, mercury, arsenic, or cadmium via blood or urine tests.
• Occupational Exposure: Individuals who work in industrial settings, construction, or mining where metal exposure is high.
• Environmental Exposure: People living in older homes (lead paint/pipes) or those who consume high amounts of mercury-rich fish (like tuna or swordfish).
• Diabetics with Heart Issues: Clinical trials (like the TACT study) showed specific benefits for diabetic patients who have already suffered a heart attack.

When is it used

• Acute Poisoning: When a person has been suddenly exposed to a high dose of toxins (Emergency Room setting).
• Chronic Low-Level Exposure: When symptoms like memory loss, tremors, or chronic fatigue don't respond to standard treatments and testing reveals a heavy metal buildup.
• Iron/Copper Overload: Specifically used for genetic conditions like Hemochromatosis or Wilson's Disease.

Side Effects

Because chelation is a "stripping" process, it doesn't just take the bad stuff—it can take the good minerals too

• Common/Mild: A burning sensation at the IV site, fever, headache, nausea, or feeling faint.
• Mineral Depletion: It can dangerously lower your levels of calcium, zinc, and magnesium. This is why wellness drips often "add back" these minerals in the same session.
• Kidney Stress: The kidneys must process all the bound metals being flushed out. If your kidney function is already low, this can cause damage.
• The "Herx" Reaction: As metals are pulled out of tissues and into the blood, you might temporarily feel worse (flu-like symptoms) before you feel better.

Typical lab tests before starting

Kidney and liver function (BUN, creatinine, ALT/AST) Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium) Heavy metal testing (urine, blood, or hair analysis)

Important Notes

Pre-treatment labs are required (kidney, liver, electrolytes, heavy metal levels). Administered only by a licensed medical professional. Not recommended for patients with kidney disease, certain heart conditions, or electrolyte imbalances.

Contraindications

While generally safe, IV drips are typically not recommended for individuals with certain pre-existing conditions, such as

Severe kidney disease or renal failure. Uncontrolled hypertension or severe heart conditions. Certain allergies to the ingredients in the formula.