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How to determine the amount of arsenic in the human body

Dear friends!

Let's take a closer look  at arsenic (As), the 33-rd element of the periodic table.

This trace element belongs to the toxic group and the cases of its lack or excess are equally potentially dangerous to the body.

It is worth noting that even in the ancient times arsenic had a bad reputation of the means used every time someone needed to get rid of his enemies, thus, the reputation of the "popular poison" is very first thing which comes to one's mind, when this element is mentioned. Over the centuries arsenic managed to maintain its deadly reputation, currently supported by all kind of detective stories, essays, films, etc.

If we want to find the day, arsenic was discovered on, we should search for it deep in antiquity, and, yet we will not obtain the exact information on this matter. Though, we can find the first mention of the substance, which nowadays is called sulphurous arsenic, made back in the 1-st century AD. In 1789 A. Lavoisier included arsenic into a series of chemical elements.

It is  important to keep in mind  that though arsenic is dangerous for the body, yet, at the same time, it plays the vital role, since it effects the immune system, psycho-physical condition and antitumor processes in the human body.

The role it plays in the human body entirely depends on its compounds, i.e. it is toxic and dangerous in the form of acid compounds and vital in the form of arsenoholine and arsenobetaine, present in nature.

The lack of arsenic in the human body results in the following pathologies:

- the miscarriages and stillbirth;

- the decrease in antitumor immunity;

- a number of allergic disorders, etc.

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The list of requests is quite extensive, yet the most fundamental is the question of " how to determine the amount of arsenic  in the human body?".

The main methods used for determining the presence of this trace element in the human body are:

-  determination of arsenic in serum;

- determination of arsenic in urine;

- determination of arsenic done with the method of coupled plasma mass spectrometry (spectral analysis).

The first and the second methods are effective only in cases of acute chemical intoxication and should be applied not later than in 8-12 hours after in occurred. After the mentioned period, the element  gets deposited in soft tissues, organs, and it is impossible to obtain the exact data on its presentce in human blood or urine.

The third method of spectral analysis is rightly considered the technology of the 21st century!

This practical method makes provision for the accurate determination of the presence of arsenic along with other 32 vital / toxic elements in the human body and obtaining quite important information on the general condition of the body, its weak points and areas which a patient should focus on.

You can see the examples of the done tests  by clicking this link

Getting back to the question of "what harm can arsenic do to the body?", we will list the main deviations the excess of arsenic manifests itself through:

- various dermatitis;

- bronchial asthma;

- toxic hepatitis;

- depression, the memory and speech disorders;

- aplastic anemia;

- strokes and others.

Keeping in mind that contemporary urban living implies the environment with hyper-toxic factors, poor ecology and a number of other negative points, it is worth allocating time and money for annual testing of your body with spectral analysis and monitoring of your bioelemental status.

As you may have noticed, the mission of our company lies in expounding this research method, applied only in one laboratory  in Russia, i.e. the analysis laboratory  of  the All-Russian Center for Emergency and Radiation Medicine of A.M. Nikiforov,  and promoting this method to the public.

There are a number of other companies and medical centers offering similar services, but it is worth focusing on the important fact that the laboratory of  the Clinic of the Ministry of Emergency Situation is the only institution that has the state accreditation and entitled to do the tests relating to humans.

You can learn more about the method of spectral analysis by clicking this link. In case you decide to do the test, please, don't hesitate to  contact our company. We will be happy to answer all your questions and to provide a consultation.

The research samples can be sent from any place in the world which also makes an unchallengeable advantage of the method of spectral analysis of hair!

We would like to thank you for your kind attention!

Yours faithfully, 33 Elementa.Ru