Easy to do at home Heavy Metal Urine Test Procedures

Avoid vitamin and mineral supplements for at least 12 hours.

Collect your first morning urine sample in a clean container.

Test the pH of your urine. Quickly dip a small strip of pH paper into and out of your urine. Instantly compare the color of the paper to the pH chart provided.

If your urine pH is 6.5 or higher you may continue to the Step 5.

If you urine pH is less than 6.5 your urine is acidic and you may not be eliminating metals properly. 

You may want to buffer your body, Step 4a, to improve the removal of heavy metals and accuracy of the Heavy Metal Screening Test.

Step 4a 

You may do a combination of the following If you need to buffer and remove acid from your body:

1. Consume 5 cups of vegetables and fruit the day prior to your morning urine collection. 

2. Take calcium 500mg and magnesium 200mg twice daily

3. Mix two teaspoonfuls of baking soda into 4 oz of carbon filtered water and drink prior to going to bed.

4. Repeat Steps 1, 2 and 3.

Pour the test solution from the small v-shaped vial into the larger test tube.

Place one small square of the Test Paper into test tube solution and screw the cap on the test tube.

Shake test-tube gently until solution turns green.(Within 30 seconds)

Step 7 A.
Add 1 ml of urine, with the help of the pipette, into to test tube. The test tube is now filled up to the 2 ml line. 

Screw the cap on the test tube. 

Shake the test tube vigorously for 15 seconds, stop and allow the solution to react for 30 seconds.

Compare the color chart below. 

If the top color changes from green to any color you are EXTREMELY toxic in one or more heavy metals. You should determine the source of toxic metals, remove the source, and chelate the toxic metals from your body.

If the top color band remains green proceed to Step 7 B.

Step 7 B.
Add 1 ml of the urine, with the help of the pipette, into the test tube. The test tube is now filled up to the 3 ml line.

Screw the cap on the test tube.

Shake the vial vigorously for 15 seconds, stop and allow the solution to react for up to 30 seconds.

If the top color changes from green to any color you are VERY toxic in or more heavy metals. You should determine the source of toxic metals, remove the source, and chelate the toxic metals from your body.

If the top color band remains green proceed to Step 7 C.

Step 7 C.
Add 1 ml of the urine, with the help of the pipette, into the test tube. The test tube is now filled up to the 4 ml line.

Screw the cap on the test tube.

Shake the test tube vigorously for 15 seconds, stop and allow the solution to react for up to 30 seconds.

If the top color band changes from green to any color you are MODERATELY toxic in or more heavy metals. You should determine the source of toxic metals, remove the source, and chelate the toxic metals from your body.

If the top color band remains green proceed to Step 7 D.

Step 7 D.
Add 1 ml of the urine, with the help of the pipette, into the test tube. The test tube is now filled up to the 5 ml line.

Screw the cap on the large test tube.

Shake the test tube vigorously for 15 seconds, stop and allow the solution to react for up to 30 seconds.

Observe the band/ring of color at the top of the solution and compare with the Color Comparison Chart below.

If the top color changes from green to any color you are toxic in or more heavy metals. You should determine the source of toxic metals, remove the source, and chelate the toxic metals from your body. 

If the color remains green you are not toxic in the metals tested.

Color remains green.
No heavy metal ions are present.

The green color changed to a purple color thus the heavy metal ion copper concentration is high.