Quicksilver Scientific
Intestinal Metals Binder Due to the strength of this product, please consult with your healthcare practitioner to purchase. Multi-Metal Binder – IMD is a proprietary, highly purified silica with sulfur metal-binding groups. It is intended to pull methylmercury and other heavy metals away from the intestinal lining and help escort them safely out of the body.* Detox + GI Support- This product is designed to support the restoration of blocked detoxification pathways and a proper intestinal inflammatory response.* Toxin Removal without Chelation – IMD acts primarily in the intestines and does not enter the bloodstream, and thus should not cause surges in mobilized metals that can burden the kidneys and liver.*  Dietary Considerations Vegan Non-GMO Allergen Free Soy Protein Free  Serving Size:2 Scoop  Servings Per Container:45  Amount Per Serving Silica extract200 mg Add 1-2 scoops IMD to a soluble Vitamin C solution or Phospholipid suspension or add to food 1-2 times per day as directed by healthcare practitioner. For liquids, stir to create a suspension and drink quickly before settling. Take with small amount of food if any stomach upset occurs. Do not use if safety seal is broken. Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep your licensed healthcare practitioner informed when using this product.
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