Edta Chelation

Home Detoxification

• Remove all gasoline, pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, fertilizers, paints and thinners. Everything that would vaporize and seep into your house from your attached garage or basement.
• Seal off any ducts or vents between your garage and house.
• When working in your garden or lawn, remove your shoes before coming indoors.
• If you're working with chemicals, immediately wash your work clothes so that the contaminants are not carried into your home.
• Seal off exterior walls and do everything possible to minimize moisture in your basement. This dampness is enough to support a healthy growth of mold that can permeate your home. A forced-air heating system can carry spores throughout your home.
• Be aware of fermented foods, including mushrooms, that can cross-react with airborne mold spores that trigger allergic reactions.
• Take care that your kitchen is thoroughly vented to prevent build-up of gas burn-off from stoves and pilot lights.
• Make sure your microwave oven is not leaking; a defective microwave creates unhealthy conditions within eight feet.
• Make sure there are no freon leaks from your refrigerator.
• Discard all aluminum-based cookware
• Do not use aluminum foil in cooking; it can oxidize microscopic amounts of the metal into your food. Foil is safe to use when storing cooked foods.
• Do not use Teflon or other nonstick cookware; it can easily get into your food and body.
• Discard all ammonia-based cleansers. It's very toxic.
• Invest in a negative ionizer to eliminate airborne toxins - mold spores, dust, cigarette smoke, hydrocarbons, pet hair and dander, positive ions - in your home.
• Use distilled water in your humidifier; otherwise mineral deposits from the water will end up on your carpet, floor, and furniture.
• Use plants - especially leafy green, non-flowering varieties that don't produce pollen - to improve air quality in your home. They're natural air purifiers!
• Use full-spectrum light bulbs in your home to provide the same quality of light as natural sunlight. This nurtures and improves the condition of the hypothalamus in the brain.
• Have your home heating system inspected and repaired if necessary, to make certain there are no leaks of fuel and fumes.
• Clean up the clutter in your life - the garage, the kitchen, your closets and dressers, your car, your office. Dust mites thrive in a paper- and clutter-filled environment. So do disease-carrying insects like cockroaches and rodents