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EDTA (ethylenediamine-tetraacetic acid) is a chelating
agent that binds with metals, minerals and toxins such as lead, mercury,
calcium, etc and removes them from the body by way of the kidney's.
The EDTA also removes arterial plaque the same way. EDTA is used as an anticoagulant
for preserving blood specimens and is used as a food preservative as
well being found in almost everything we eat.
As an aside here. Heavy metal poisoning and
environmental toxicity is increasing dramatically in the U.S.
population at this time. Lead is found in more children than ever
before and is very prevelant in certaain professions such as potters,
battery makers and repair, lab welders, engravers, medical
profesionals and hairdressers.
During the IV Chelation treatments for lead
poisoning which fixed the patients lead poisoning problems an
unexpected result occurred. It was found that there was a marked
improvement in the circulatory status of patients who also had
atherosclerotic conditions. (Hardening of the arteries or clogged
vessels for us non-medical types.)
In the early 50's research by doctors started in
earnest with many leaders in the field in the forefront of this
research. The published works of these professionals as it relates to the
treatment of arterial disease using EDTA is available on this site as
well as other web sites from around the world.
A quote by Elmer M. Cranton M.D.
"This therapy has been proven effective
over and over again in clinical practice," says Dr. Cranton. "More
than one million patients have received more than twenty million
infusions with no serious or lasting adverse effects."
Here is my Oral Chelation Regimen.
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