I Removed 48 Years Of Toxins From My Blood

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Paul Saladino22m · 2025-12-05

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Well SupportedInuspheresis is a blood cleaning procedure that filters blood to remove inflammatory proteins, heavy metals, microplastics, PFAS, and volatile organic compounds.Well SupportedHigher LDL levels, particularly in insulin-sensitive individuals, may be protective against infections.Partially SupportedHigh consumers of fish and seafood may face health risks from heavy metals like cadmium, mercury, and lead.Not SupportedPolychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are a reason to avoid farm-raised fish, as these chemicals are stored in fat.Partially Supported

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Inospheresis removes toxins, including heavy metals, inflammatory proteins, circulating immune complexes, and silicone from ruptured breast implants.

Partially SupportedInospheresis filters and returns a person's own plasma, potentially replacing total plasma exchange (TPE).

Partially SupportedThe speaker's blood contained high levels of multiple pesticides and plastic chemicals, including DDE.

Partially SupportedInosipharesis can remove microplastics from the blood.

Partially SupportedInosipharesis treatment removes environmental toxins from the blood by separating and reinfusing red blood cells from plasma.

Partially SupportedDark colored eluate from inospheresis can indicate significant inflammation or atherosclerosis.

Partially SupportedInospheresis involves separating and recombining red blood cells and plasma.

Partially SupportedApheresis procedures can detoxify the body.

Partially SupportedEluate from individuals with atherosclerosis contains heavy metals, suggesting a link between atherosclerosis and heavy metal accumulation.

Partially SupportedInospheresis may be a worthwhile expense for decreasing toxin load and altering future health outcomes.

Partially SupportedThe filtrate from inosipharesis is anticipated to contain heavy metals, BPA, BPS, PPE, volatile organic compounds, and microplastics.

Partially SupportedHigh-cysteine whey protein can increase glutathione levels to aid in detoxifying heavy metals.

Partially SupportedInospheresis may remove beneficial substances like albumin, though the liver can regenerate it within a day.

Partially SupportedPesticides and plastic chemicals implicated in cancer and dementia are difficult to remove from the body.

Partially SupportedPlasma color can indicate inflammation (red tint) or heavy metals (black line).

Partially SupportedSpeaker's heavy metal levels, particularly lead, were low before inosipharesis and will be re-tested afterward.

Partially SupportedLead levels in the speaker's blood increased slightly after apheresis, potentially due to mobilization from bones and organs.

Partially SupportedThe inosipharesis procedure revealed significant amounts of toxins in the speaker's body.

Partially SupportedEnvironmental toxins are ubiquitous and accumulate in the body over time.

Partially SupportedConsuming extra egg yolks after inospheresis can increase cholesterol and LDL levels, as LDL functions as an immune particle and transports precursors.

Partially SupportedThe eluate from inospheresis contains lipoproteins like LDL and HDL, representing accumulated "junk".

Partially SupportedDDE, a degradation product of DDT, is fat-soluble and accumulates in fat-soluble foods.

Partially SupportedInospheresis significantly reduces the amount of heavy metals in the eluate.

Partially SupportedInosipharesis is a beneficial detox procedure that can improve longevity by removing inflammatory cells and potentially heavy metals.

Partially SupportedPFAS and microplastics are toxins that are difficult for the body to eliminate and for which there are no effective detoxification methods.

Partially SupportedCompleting three inosipharesis treatments is considered a high level of blood cleaning, depending on vein quality.

Partially SupportedInospheresis costs over $3,000 per session, while total plasma exchange can cost over $10,000 per session in the US.

Partially SupportedInosipharesis can filter out inflammatory cells and cholesterol particles, and the liver recovers filtered albumin within 24-48 hours.