Metal intoxication
Type: Toxic
Pairs
pancreatic head - pancreas
liver post. lobe - kidney

NOTE: the liver posterior lobe- kidney pair is also called "Puebla".
Generalities:
The most toxic metals are the heaviest such as lead and mercury. Currently lead poisoning is rare because this element has been eliminated from many products; however there are studies that claim that we currently have 400 times more lead in the bones than in the past. People who work in certain industries have a higher risk of contamination.
Transmission:
Fish and seafood, amalgams of mercury, industry exposure.
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