Why EDTA Chelation? Intravenous EDTA Chelation brings these benefits to every blood vessel in the body, from the largest arteries to the tiniest capillaries, most of which are far too small or deep within the brain and other vital organs for surgical treatment. In many cases, the smallest blood vessels are the most severely diseased. The benefits of chelation occur from the top of the head to the bottom of the feet, not just in blocked ...
Hair Elements. Check Levels of Toxic Metals Exposure. Hair Elements analysis provides information regarding recent and ongoing exposure to potentially toxic metals, especially methylmercury and arsenic, and time-averaged status of specific nutrient elements. This noninvasive screening test requires only .25 grams of hair. Elements are the basic building blocks of all chemical compounds, and human exposure to them occurs both from natural and anthropogenic sources. Many elements are considered nutrients and are ...
Fighting Heart Disease. Understanding the Cause. The body has not learned how to dispose of heavy metals, even in very low concentrations, and tends to store them. Metals are stored in lymphatic and circulatory systems, vital organs such as the brain and the liver, and also in fatty tissues. EDTA removes heavy metals from the body by binding to them. Because Ca-EDTA has an affinity to toxic heavy particles, it ...
Groundbreaking Federal Study Proves Chelation Therapy Helps Cardiac Patients EDTA Chelation Therapy has long been favored by many integrative doctors. Now, conventional cardiologists with vested interests in surgery and drugs are trying (and failing) to trash the study. What a surprise. TACT, the Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy, is a seven-year study funded by the NIH and carried out by university cardiologists and experienced chelation physicians from around the United States. ...
TACT Study by NIH of EDTA Chelation Therapy Proves Highly Significant Benefits Up to 50% prevention of recurrent heart attacks and 43 percent reduction in death rate from all causes.” At the American Heart Association meeting in Los Angeles on November 4, 2012, Dr. Gervasio Lamas, principal investigator, presented results of the NIH-sponsored Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy (TACT). This randomized, placebo-controlled study of 1,708 patients showed that intravenous disodium ...
Table: Noncardiovascular harmful effects of heavy metals. Heavy metal Most affected organs Chronic health effects References Arsenic (i) Central nervous system (ii) Lungs (iii) Digestive tract (iv) Circulatory system (v) Kidneys (i) Cancers (ii) Peripheral vascular disease, which in its extreme form leads to gangrenous changes (black foot disease, only reported in Taiwan) (iii) Skin lesions (melanosis, keratosis) (iv) Hearing loss (v) Reproductive toxicity (vi) Hematologic disorders (vii) Neurological diseases (viii) Developmental abnormalities and ...
Healthy Longevity Aging is the accumulation of body changes that affects the length of the human body’s functional existence. Science has linked premature aging with our exposure to the toxic metals and chemicals that are in every aspect of our lives. Various factors cause the body to deteriorate, including injuries that do not heal completely, toxic heavy metals and chemicals, allergies, poor nutrition, stress, and inactivity. If premature aging can be halted ...
