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One Source for Detoxifying Heavy Metals and Replenishing Minerals Specifically Formulated for Children

Calimesa, CA - Out with the bad, in with the good. Now you can turn to one vendor to attain both EDTA chelation products (Kelatox) and an all-natural (not synthetic), complete mineral and vitamin liquid nutrition supplement (intraMAX™) especially formulated for children.

Kelatox is a suppository that is primarily made up of Calcium Disodium EDTA and Cocoa Butter. It removes a wide range of toxic heavy metals including Mercury, Lead and Aluminum from the body. EDTA is a synthetic amino acid that has a binding ability to heavy metals and after it binds to a metal, it is excreted out of the body through the urine and feces.

After EDTA chelation, it is critical that you replenish the minerals that are also pulled out of the body from the detoxification. intraKID™ is the finest and most comprehensive nutritional supplement available for children. This formula utilizes their proprietary intraCELL™ V technology and a perfectly balanced set of nutrients for the needs of our younger patients.

Containing trace minerals, vitamins and other nutrients into an unbelievably great-tasting raspberry formula, intraKID™ supports a number of health careabouts for children, including:

• Solid Nutritional Foundation
• Neuro-Cognitive Brain Function
• Digestion
• Focus and Concentration
• Mood Regulation
• Short and Long Term Memory
• Sleep and Wake Cycle
• Immune System Response
• Sugar Control
• Respiratory Support
• Growth and Development

Get both heavy metal detoxification and top-shelf mineral replenishment designed for children from one source. Contact us today 866.707.4482 or email info@kelatox.com or visit www.kelatox.com or www.druckerlabs.com for intraKID information.

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