The Benefits Of Chelation Therapy
The Benefits Of Chelation Therapy
Date: 25/03/09
Chelation therapy is a treatment that is used to treat heavy metal poisoning. It most often involves the injection of ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA) - also refered to as a 'synthetic amino acid' - that binds with (chelates) heavy metals, which include iron, lead, mercury, cadmium, and zinc. The term ‘chelation’ comes from the Greek word ‘chele’ which means claw, referring to the way the chemical grabs onto these metals. EDTA is a man-made amino acid, which has a particular affinity for toxic metals such as mercury, cadmium, aluminium and lead. If EDTA meets with these substances through an intravenous infusion or oral application, they bind and then are secreted through bodily waste.
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I’ve told you about my friend Albert before: The one who’s been struggling with high cholesterol all his life and who was told not to expect to live longer than his mid-twenties. Well at the age of 32, he is doing just great. Even though his cholesterol is still high, with the help of a very healthy lifestyle he’s managed to keep it at a much lower level than ever anticipated. (Read his story here: Crestor : The Super Strong Statin Drug)
Anyhow, I saw him over the weekend and he told me an amusing story from his childhood:
‘As a little boy, after being told I have this terrible heart condition and spooky cholesterol-stuff in my arteries, I wondered if there was any way the doctors could clean my arteries. Like you would do with a clogged up drain pipe or perhaps using a bottlebrush to scrape away the fatty deposits and fix my insides.’ Clearly Albert’s condition made a huge impact on him as a little boy and if his doctors where really in the know, they would’ve told him that this is possible...
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