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The use of chelation therapy as a treatment for cadmium poisoning, including its potential benefits and risks, and the importance of careful monitoring and consideration of the risk-benefit decision.
sometimes prompts with calcium (CaNa2‑EDTA) or oral (DMSA), but both carry renal considerations: EDTA has well‑documented nephrotoxicity and can paradoxically increase renal Cd burden, while succimer ...
show consistent protective effects against cadmium (Cd) in cell and animal studies—reducing reactive oxygen species, restoring glutathione-dependent enzyme activity, and preventing apoptosis and organ...
Point-of-use (POU) treatments that reliably remove metals introduced by hot-water systems include reverse osmosis (RO), activated carbon (AC) with appropriate media, ion-exchange resins, and KDF (copp...