The History of EDTA Chelation...Story of True Medical Progress American medicine has produced life-saving therapies, and the early history of EDTA chelation therapy is a story that must be known. Although EDTA was used many years before, it wasn't until the 1940s that it was introduced into the medical arena. Starting in World War 1, Professor R.A. Peters and his associates at Oxford University used a chelating compound called BAL (British Anti-Lewisite) to ...
Case in Point: Lead Poisoning Lead is a very prevalent heavy metal and is very damaging to the cells. Even low levels of lead have been clearly linked to the increased incidence of cancer and heart disease. Paint manufacturers once used lead as a white pigment and drying agent, and the dust from it is a primary contaminant in people living in older homes. Lead impairs functioning of many organs, especially the kidneys, the ...
Table of Contents Intro What Is Glutathione? Glutathione’s Role in the Body Depletion and Disease Glutathione-Rich Diet Glutathione Supplementation Best Practices to Boost Glutathione References It seems everyone today is touting the latest and greatest to cure all of our health woes. Take this to turn back the hands of time, that for more energy, those to remove those unwanted pounds or erase wrinkles, and these to help us remember where the heck ...
STORY AT-A-GLANCE A September 2020 meta-analysis concludes there is a significant relationship between autism and concentrations of lead and mercury in the body According to the researchers, mercury concentration is a pathogenic cause for autism, meaning it’s a causative factor According to a 2014 review, there is evidence of malfeasance and conflicts of interest in studies claiming that thimerosal in vaccines is safe Serious flaws and errors also plague studies that claim aluminum in vaccines ...
Detoxamin Prostate Studies Comparison of the Absorption, Brain and Prostate Distribution, and Elimination of CaNa2 EDTA of Rectal Chelation Suppositories to Intravenous Administration Rita Ellithorpe, MD, Paul Mazur, PhD, Glenwood Gum, PhD, Gerry Button, BS, Julian Le, BS, Ernest H. Pfadenhauer, MS, Robert A. Settineri, MS, Garth Nicolson, PhD Tustin Longevity Center, Tustin, California Biological Test Center, Irvine, California Research Consultant, Sierra Research, Irvine, California The Institute for Molecular Medicine, Laguna Beach, California ...
Aluminum Sources Alum, aluminum foil, animal feed, antacids, aspirin, auto exhaust, baking powder, beer, bleached flour, cans, ceramics, cheese, cigarette filters, color additives, construction materials, cookware, cosmetics, dental amalgams, deodorants, drinking water, drying agents, dust, insulated wiring, medicinal compounds, milk products, nasal spray, pesticides, pollution, salt, tap water, tobacco smoke, toothpaste, treated water, vanilla powder. Effects ALS, Alzheimer’s, anemia, appetite loss, behavioral problems, cavities, colds, colitis, confusion, ...
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 ...
Affinity Chart for Ca-EDTA Ca-EDTA is more attracted to some elements than others. This is a list of what Ca-EDTA is attracted to, in order of highest attraction to lower. This list was comprised by research published by Saul Green and Wallace Sampson in 2002. From studies, we also know Ca-EDTA has an affinity for Arsenic and Uranium, though we do not know where they fall in the line of affinity. List of Metals ...
