This program was designed for persons who have accumulated toxins and to specifically remove those toxins. It was taken into consideration that many persons participating in this program may be on medications for the symptoms they have been having. In most cases, the need for the medications will be reduced as a person progresses. These medication issues need to be addressed by a qualified medical professional. Our services include medical oversight for these issues, and would be services in addition to the standard program.
Detoxification Basics
Detoxification is a process of neutralizing toxins in our system particularly in the lymph nodes and liver and then eliminating them through our lungs, colon, skin, and kidneys. This process is vital to our system as is nutrient intake, and it is a process that our system engages in as consistently as our heartbeat. Without these systems working properly, the toxins would then embed themselves in our tissues and trigger a host of degenerative diseases and inflammatory conditions which could include mental symptomatology such as anxiety and psychosis.
Biochemical Cycles demonstrating toxic effects on Metabolism
"I don't feel comfortable using a substance designated by the Environmental Protection Agency to be a waste disposal hazard. I can't throw it in the trash, bury it in the ground, or put it in a landfill, but they say it is OK to put it in people's mouths. That doesn't make sense." - Richard. Fischer, D.D.S.
Heavy Metal Chelative Sauna Process Defined
At the capillary level, the cellular level, where much of this detoxing is to occur, an increase in blood pressure is needed to force new blood and oxygenation into these areas as well as to force out the toxins. As chelators such as EDTA and DMPS can remove good minerals, the good minerals need to be replaced, and the re-mineralization needs to occur after the active period for the chelators.
Evaluation and Lab Testing
Prior to beginning the process, the person is scheduled for a light physical to determine general health. They will also have performed a lab requisition to determine what particular toxins they may be affected by.
Dr. Hutton
Dr. Hutton graduated from Duke University Medical Center in 1975 with a degree in Electrophysiological Technology. Throughout his 25 year career, he continued to expand his technical knowledge and helped establish the first privately owned non-invasive vascular laboratory in NC.