My Name Is C. Padovan

I have been involved as a heavy metal poisoning survivor, researcher, investigator and consultant since 2016. Because of what I learned about a new way of chronic heavy metal poisoning that the criminally minded are using, I knew I needed to educate public and private sectors globally of the importance of understanding the symptoms and illnesses created from this type of poisoning, so my company Paladina International created a new website called https://heavymetalpoisoncenter.com .  

Why educate globally? 

Because this potentially affects every single human, animal, and plant life on our planet.  So far, I have interviewed law enforcement, medical staff, victims, survivors and their loved ones around the U.S.A.  All interviewed poison survivors were involved in criminal and/or civil court cases specifically on one or more types of heavy metal poisonings.  Most knew exactly who their suspects were.  Many were frustrated at law enforcement's disinterest or lack of expertise in resolving the crimes, even with proven forensics and hard evidence.  I found in some cases where a high profile individual or government entity was involved, law enforcement was told not to prosecute those suspects.  I also found there was a huge disconnect from lack of education on current toxicology and forensic testing methods with almost everyone in the medical and veterinary fields.  These doctors and veterinarians actually caused more harm to criminal cases by denying that hair and fur can be tested to reveal heavy metal toxicity in its victims, thus negatively affecting a victim's case.  

So this new branch of my company is looking to accomplish the following:

1. Provide a resource for anyone wishing to understand chronic and acute heavy metal poisoning and its long term effects on the body.  
   

2. Provide a resource for anyone wanting accurate testing, evaluation and consultation on what to do if they are shown to have high metal toxicity in their body; what to do to detoxify safely; what medications and supplements can safely be taken to mitigate symptoms while recovering and what to do to make sure they stay safe from further harm. 
   

3. Educate survivors wishing to pursue a criminal or civil case and the best way to do this.
   

4. Provide educational webinars, seminars and YouTube videos on different types of poisoning, how to discern if you could be a victim of poisoning, how to detox naturally, etc.
   

5. Train more people globally so information on the criminal use of nano technology in hiding poisoning is understood and why only certain testing methods can uncover the elements under nano coating.

 Feel free to call 1-888-307-6780  or write to us below for a personal consult on your unique situation and how we can help you.

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email: info@heavymetalpoisoncenter.com
Paladina International
3564 Avalon Park E. Blvd.
Suite 1, Unit A729
Orlando, FL 32828

Toll Free: 1-888-307-6780

Heavy Metal Poison Center

Heavy metals, also known as toxic metals, can be potentially harmful to people and animals. Anyone suspected of heavy metal poisoning will be required to undergo testing to check for elevated levels of metals in their body. Heavy Metal Poison Center is a trusted facility for all forms of toxic metal testing including state of the art forensic testing. The facility has recently launched its new website, making it easier for anyone needing this information to access its services more conveniently.

Wider Range of Heavy Metals Testing Services

A typical Heavy Metal Toxicity test at the facility measures multiple heavy metals in a test sample. The facility provides a wide range of testing services. When enquired about their services, the center’s spokesperson exclaimed, “We conduct a wide range of tests for our clients that include healthcare practitioners in different fields, including medical and forensics, in both civic and public sectors. Our services span areas including blood poisoning, toxicogenomics, enzynomics, food poisoning, proteinomics, and chemical genomics among others.”

Heavy metal poisoning tests are conducted mainly using blood, urine, hair, and fingernail samples. Fur can also be used to test animals. Civilians and professionals can order these tests when an individual or pet shows relevant symptoms or has undergone exposure to toxic metals. It is also part of the standard screening process for young children in certain locations.

The Need for Heavy Metal Testing

Toxic metal buildup may occur over a short or long period of time and can be from an accidental, environmental or intentional source. Testing is the only way to confirm unhealthy exposure. There are many causes of exposure, with acute metal ingestion being one of the more common ones. “We conduct testing in different contexts. This includes screening, monitoring, and diagnosis related to toxic metal poisoning,” the spokesperson claimed.

“We perform these tests in many scenarios. Deciding on the metals to test for and the type of test samples to use will depend on the nature of the symptoms or potential exposure. When someone is exposed to toxic metals, their doctor may work independently or along with the local poison control authorities to identify and eliminate the source of the exposure,” the spokesperson further added. If an individual does not know a doctor to work with, this Center can provide assistance.

The OSHA oversees the regulations related to workplace exposure. This requires employees to be tested if they are suspected of exposure to heavy metals at the workplace. Heavy metal exposure has been linked to an increased risk of cancer and other short-term and long-term health complications.

For more information about Heavy Metal Poison Center, its new website, and its range of services, it is recommended to contact its representative.