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GetTested’s Hair Mineral Analysis provides a comprehensive insight into your body’s mineral balance and heavy metal levels through hair (or nail) analysis. This non-invasive test measures 39 different substances to identify nutritional imbalances and toxic exposures. The test is conducted at an accredited and ISO-certified lab.

GetTested’s Hair Mineral Analysis provides a comprehensive insight into your body’s mineral balance and heavy metal levels through hair (or nail) analysis. This non-invasive test measures 39 different substances to identify nutritional imbalances and toxic exposures. The test is conducted at an accredited and ISO-certified lab.

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Aluminum is a harmful heavy metal that poses health risks to the human body. Exposure to excessive levels of aluminum, often through consumption or environmental sources, has been associated with various health concerns, including neurotoxicity and a potential link to diseases like Alzheimer's. Understanding and minimizing aluminum exposure is crucial for maintaining overall well-being....

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Thallium, a heavy metal, can cause serious health issues upon human exposure. Symptoms like hair loss, nerve damage, and digestive system problems may manifest from thallium poisoning. Contaminated water and certain industrial processes, along with its historical use in rat poison, are common exposure sources. Despite reduced usage in consumer products, thallium still presents a risk in industrial environments. While not frequently encountered, thallium exposure demands immediate medical attention to mitigate health risks....

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Thallium exposure can cause severe health issues like hair loss and nerve damage. Learn about its sources, symptoms, and the importance of medical attention.

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GetTested&rsquo;s Hair Mineral Analysis provides a comprehensive insight into your body&rsquo;s mineral balance and heavy metal levels through hair (or nail) analysis. This non-invasive test measures 39 different substances to identify nutritional imbalances and toxic exposures. The test is conducted at an accredited and ISO-certified lab.
For a complete understanding of chronic versus temporary toxicity, combine our Hair Mineral Analysis with the&nbsp;<a href="/product/heavy-metals-test">Heavy Metals Test</a>. This dual approach distinguishes long-term accumulation from recent exposure.

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Symptoms of thallium exposure can range from hair loss and nerve damage to severe digestive issues. Victims may also experience fatigue, joint pain, and visual disturbances.

What are the main symptoms of thallium exposure?

Exposure to thallium can occur through contaminated water, food, or industrial exposure. Though rare, cases of poisoning from thallium in rodenticides or from accidental ingestion have been reported.

How can people be exposed to thallium?

Historically, thallium was used in rodenticides and insecticides. Today, its applications are mainly in the electronics industry, in optical systems, and as a medical tracer in some diagnostic procedures.

What uses does thallium have?

Yes, thallium poisoning is treatable, especially if caught early. Treatments include Prussian blue, which binds to thallium and helps remove it from the body, and supportive care for symptoms. Quick medical intervention is crucial for recovery.

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