Adults: Gradually increase to 1 to 2 scoops (100-200 mg) orally 1 to 3 times daily or as directed by a healthcare professional. Mix with soluble vitamin C or a phospholipid solution and take before the IMD settles. Alternatively, it can be added to a small amount of food. Sensitive individuals may need to start with less than half a scoop. Use the product in cycles of 5 days on/2 days off or 10 days on/4 days off. If pregnant, consult a doctor before use.
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IMD Intestinal Cleanse optimizes the natural elimination of metals through the intestines.
IMD Intestinal Cleanse optimizes the natural elimination of metals through the intestines.* This thiol-functionalized silica provides insoluble thiol groups to bind and eliminate mercury and other heavy metals accumulated in the intestines, while directly quenching free radicals.*1 IMD's actions enhance Phase III detoxification—that is, the transporter system that exits the body. Active Chemistry of IMD Intestinal Metal Detox (IMD) is a proprietary product composed of highly purified silica with covalently attached thiol metal binding groups. Both the silica base and binding agents are GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) for use in foods. The compound's specific chemistry has several advantages over other detox remedies, and the active binding groups are more numerous than other compounds for metals in the intestines. IMD does not enter the bloodstream and therefore will not lead to surges of mobilized metals that can potentially lead to renal/hepatic overload. IMD intercepts methylmercury and other metals trapped in the enterohepatic circulation, binding them and escorting them out of the intestines. In doing so, organ- and tissue-bound mercury is able to flow safely into the bloodstream at a natural rate and then be eliminated by the liver and kidneys. * The local action of free radical scavenging and metal removal supports intestinal health, as both can contribute to intestinal inflammation. Clearing Blocked Detoxification Pathways Intestinal inflammation inhibits toxin elimination by severely downregulating the body's natural detoxification pathways.2 Ironically, exposure to certain toxins contributes to intestinal inflammation. For example, the corrosion of mercury amalgam results in the release of mercury (HgII, also known as inorganic mercury). When swallowed with saliva, HgII contributes to intestinal inflammation, which unfortunately further insults the body by blocking detoxification.3 In addition to inflammation, metal accumulation alone has been shown to slow down transport proteins that are essential for protecting the body from toxins.4 Data suggests
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