Chelation + High Dose Vitamin C Therapy

Chelation + High Dose Vitamin C Therapy

The concept of chelation is based on the observation that when a certain amino acid complex called EDTA (ethylene-diamond-tetra-acetic acid) comes in contact with certain positively charged metals and other substances such as lead, iron, copper, calcium, magnesium, zinc, plutonium and manganese, it grabs them (hence the chele or claw) and removes them.

EDTA is a synthetic amino acid first used in the 1940s for treatment of heavy metal poisoning.

Benefits of Chelation Therapy

  • Reduces Free Radical Activity in the Blood:
  • Blocks Calcium Absorption.
  • Repairs Damaged Muscles.
  • Improves the Cell Energy.
  • Reduces Blood Stickiness or Clotting.
  • Normalizes abnormal Cholesterol and HDL levels.
  • Cancer: Free radicals play an important role in the genesis of cancer. By removing the metallic anions from the blood stream, EDTA helps the cells to remain healthy and helps the damaged cells to heal. In cancer, the use of EDTA was found to strip the tumor cells of their protective coat, allowing other mechanisms (such as protein digesting enzymes) to destroy the tumors.
  • Other Benefits: Reduction of chronic fatigue
  • Chelation and vitamin C: Vitamin C intravenously reaches a 25 times higher level in the blood stream compared to taking it by mouth. High levels of Vitamin “C” kill cancer cells because it is gobbled up by rapidly multiplying cancer cells as if it were sugar. Inside the cancer cells, vitamin C is believed to turn into Hydrogen Peroxide. Peroxide does not harm normal cells, which have a detoxifying enzyme called Catalase that renders peroxide harmless. Cancer cells do not have Catalase.
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