Dinglin Product Environmental Protection Inspection Report - Update 07

Heavy metal is a term used to describe a group of metallic elements with a density of more than five grams per cubic centimeter, of which about forty are known.

Includes: mercury, gold, chromium, copper, cadmium, zinc, lead, etc. As for arsenic, although it is a non-metal, there are many similar properties between arsenic and heavy metals, so it is generally combined with heavy metals.

Heavy metals can enter the human body through dietary, respiratory, or direct contact routes. However, unlike other toxins, heavy metals cannot be metabolized and excreted by the liver; instead, they are highly likely to accumulate in organs such as the brain and kidneys, gradually damaging normal body functions.

Heavy metals, after entering the human body, will combine with proteins, nucleic acids (DNA, RNA) in our body. The main function of proteins in organisms is to carry out enzyme reactions, and when these enzymes combine with heavy metals, it will lead to a weakening or disappearance of enzyme activity. On the other hand, when heavy metals combine with nucleic acids, it will cause changes in the structure of nucleic acids, leading to gene mutation, affecting cell genetics, and producing birth defects or cancer.

Pb:Damage brain cells, cause cancer and mutation, etc.

Mercury:It directly sinks into the liver after being eaten, and it is extremely destructive to the brain nerves and vision. Natural water contains 0.01 milligrams per liter, which can cause strong poisoning.

Chromium:It can cause numbness in limbs and mental abnormality.

Arsenic:It can cause skin pigmentation and abnormal keratinization.

Cadmium: leads to high blood pressure, causing cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases; destroys bone calcium, leading to kidney dysfunction.

Fluorine: mild cases of dental fluorosis, skeletal fluorosis; severe cases of bone density is too hard, prone to fractures.

Pb:is one of the heavy metal poisons with greater toxicity, once it enters the human body, it is difficult to eliminate. It directly damages human brain cells, especially the fetal neural plate, which can cause shallow brain sulci and mental retardation; it can also cause dementia and brain death in the elderly.

Aluminum:Accumulated for a long time, it causes intellectual disability in children; memory loss in middle-aged people; dementia in the elderly, etc.

Cobalt:It can cause radioactive skin damage.

Heavy metals are difficult to avoid in life, how can you know the content of heavy metals in your body? At present, major medical institutions have advanced inspection technology to check the content of heavy metals in your body.

Heavy metal inspection can be performed using serum or hair as samples. The content in serum is timely information, while the content in hair represents the amount of heavy metals in the body during a certain period (i.e., the growth period of the hair submitted for inspection), and it is a non-invasive inspection, which is the best sample for heavy metal inspection. As long as you cut a lock of your hair, you can know which heavy metals are accumulated in your body and the content of the accumulation.

Heavy metal substances are usually hidden in the body without any feeling, but over time, they accumulate and pose a great threat to health. Each heavy metal test has its own normal range, which is also the upper limit that cells can tolerate their harm. Once exceeded, it will directly damage the organs and tissues, causing various symptoms such as nausea, diarrhea, and fatigue.

Like some offshore fish contain mercury, lead and other substances, excessive intake can harm intellectual development; and there are daily cosmetics, unscrupulous traders will grind lead into white powder, claiming that it has whitening effects, and women who are exposed to too much of it will be more affected. In addition, excessive accumulation of aluminum in the body can damage the brain and nervous system, and gradually lead to memory loss, stuttering and so on.