In addition to marketable products, certain professions also provide exposure to lead contaminants. Among these are potters, battery makers, lab workers, welders, engravers, medical professionals and hairdressers, to name a few.

With so much emphasis being placed on good heart health today, oral chelation has become a real necessity for regular health maintenance. Even if you’re not among those who are in one of high-risk professions, you’re still exposed to harmful contaminants on a regular basis and should consider this as an agent for reducing arterial plaque.

Since lead and other toxic threats can be catalyst for physical and mental illnesses, EDTA should be integrated into your health program in order to rid body of those agents which are already present, as well as to avoid any build-up in future.

EDTA can be purchased online and in a variety of health stores or alternative medicine sections of some supermarkets and specialty shops. Those with a history of heart ailments, diabetes and other significant illnesses in their history should consult with their physician before attempting to use EDTA. Though everyone can benefit from removal of toxins from their body, your physician will be able to tell you whether or not it will interrupt effectiveness of any medications that you may currently be taking.

FACT: Don’t be fooled by a peak duty motor rating - always ask for continuous duty motor rating. Remember that motor is most expensive part of treadmill to fix, so you want to get a good one!

Myth #3) 'To find best buy, I just have to compare treadmill features.'

Finding best treadmill is only partially about comparing treadmill features. It's also about considering your own workout needs. Many people don't consider their own unique needs before choosing a treadmill. That's a great way to learn - but it's also expensive.

So you found a well-made treadmill for $999. But have you considered fact that you're 6 feet tall and that treadbelt is only 52” long?

So you came across a bargain for $1299: a 2.5 HP motor and lots of workout programs. But have you consider fact that your extra large son will be running on it and weight capacity is only 200 lbs?

When shopping for a treadmill, many people fall into trap of ONLY looking at treadmills and never looking at themselves or needs of their families.

For example, are you tall or do you plan to run on your treadmill? Then you need to make sure treadbelt is at least 55".

Are you, or is someone in your household a little on sturdy side? Then it’s probably best to get a treadmill especially built to take heavier weights.

Do you have back problems? Then if you want a folding treadmill, it might be better to purchase one with a power folding option so that you can reduce strain of heavy lifting.

FACT: Finding best treadmill involves comparing treadmill features AND considering your own personal workout needs.

Regardless of which treadmill you choose - try to steer clear of these common buying myths and you'll save yourself a load of grief (and a ton of money!)