As more people learn about Gadolinium Toxicity, the topic continues to grow enabling new and open dialogue. This list provides a few options, is not an inclusive list. It is the responsibility of every individual or caregiver to do their research. 

Feel free to check back often as we will post updates. 

 Raising Awareness to Gadolinium Contrast. 

To ensure research and relevant information about this drug is easily accessible to anyone searching to find answers before/after having an MRI with Contrast. 

Website url: https://www.facebook.com/livingwithgadadmin

Tips for Managing Gadolinium Deposition and Toxicity. (Facebook)
(an extension of Living with Gadolinium, LLC)

An educational resource page for tips, products, & protocols to help patients understand there are many options when managing Gadolinium Deposition & Toxicity.

Information shared on this site is NOT to be taken as medical advice. 

Website url: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61564615286731

shedding light on the effects of retained gadolinium from Contrast MRI

 One of the original websites for Gadolinium information 

We started the Lighthouse Project to shed light on the effects of retained Gadolinium from Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agents (GBCAs) used for contrast-enhanced MRIs and MRAs.  This website is part of our effort to increase awareness of the effects of Gadolinium Toxicity. 

Website url: www.gadoliniumtoxicity.com

• Gadolinium Patient
• Author
• Health and Nutrition coach

"My goal is to guide you on your journey of transformation into a healthier, revitalized, vibrant, authentic version of yourself." 

Contact information:

Email:  admin@thefoodphoenix.co.uk  

Phone:  +44 7867 536229 

Website url: https://www.facebook.com/thefoodphoenix

Book: Available on Amazon - Contrasts: More than Meets the MRI - https://a.co/d/aM9pmq4

When an individual joins a support group, they are encouraged to report any/all symptoms experienced. Often it is unknown if the contrast or the machine, or both may be the cause of the adverse reaction, so patients are encouraged to file reports in both systems. Reporting, whether it’s for gadolinium or other medical issues, helps us all.

MedWatch (FAERS) is the official FDA site to report adverse reactions related to gadolinium contrast.

https://www.fda.gov/safety/medwatch-

MDR (MAUDE) is the official FDA site to report adverse reactions

related to the MRI machine.

https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/medical-device-safety/medical-device-reporting-mdr-how-report-medical-device-problems

Dr. Richard Semelka - One of the utmost leading published authors and expert on chelation as it related to GDD (Gadolinium Deposition Disease). 

Providing medical consulting in Radiology, body MRI image interpretation, medicolegal work, and Gadolinium Toxicity. As a radiologist in practice for over 36 years and author of 370 peer-reviewed papers and 16 text-books, Dr. Semelka has the skills and expertise to provide all the tools, guidance, and support his clients need. 

Website: https://www.richardsemelka.com/

Blog: https://www.richardsemelka.com/blog