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Heavy metal Toxicity – Are you at Risk ? — Toxic metalsHow come some people “follow all the rules” and still have serious health problems?According to Dr. Daniel, millions of Americans suffer adverse health effects from low-level, chronic exposure to aluminum, mercury, cadmium, lead and other toxic metals. In addition, even minerals that we all need, like copper and manganese, are increasingly found in toxic levels in our bodies.  Everyone is exposed, she believes, but the degree to which you might suffer ill effects depends on the dose you have received, the duration and manner of exposure, your biochemical individuality and genetic propensity, as well as the quality of your diet and stress levels.  •Calcium is replaced by lead, which deposits primarily in bone, and disrupts the formation of red blood cells.•Zinc is replaced by cadmium, which tends to accumulate heavily in your kidneys.•Magnesium is replaced by aluminum, which, among other things, induces neurochemical changes and has been identified as a contributing factor to developing Alzheimer’s.•Manganese is replaced by nickel, which is carcinogenic.This lecture covers prevention and healing through diet and lifestyle choices, providing safe and gentle do-it-yourself detoxification procedures for adults and children suffering from health challenges.Speaker:  Kaayla T. Daniel holds a Ph.D. in Nutritional Sciences and Anti-Aging Therapies, is certified as a clinical nutritionist and likes to call herself “The Naughty Nutritionist” because of her penchant for outrageously and humorously debunking nutrition myths. One of many myths that Dr. Daniel is famous for debunking is the one that claims soy is a health food. She is the author of The Whole Soy Story: The Dark Side of America’s Favorite Health Food, which has been endorsed by leading health experts, including Drs. Russell Blaylock, Larry Dossey and Joseph Mercola and many others.A single AVI video file — 2 hoursplus bonus footage from Wise Traditions ConferenceA lecture at the Wise Traditions Conference 2010 of the Weston A. Price Foundation. You will hear the speaker’s voice and only see the visual aides on your screen.