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What exactly is Chelation therapy? In is the
condition
known as
hardened or
blocked
arteries
with known
medical
treatments
using lead
poisoning,
snake bites,
and other
types of
toxicity
reactions in
order to
clear the
clogged
blood
vessels.
Chelation
Therapy was
initially
used
medically to
remove the
“metal” lead
in cases
involving
lead
poisoning
and was
first
patented in
the 1930s by
F. Munz, a
German
chemist, who
synthesized
and patented
EDTA
(ethylene
diamine
tetracetic
acid).
As
Chelation
Therapy was
first
developed
for
correcting
circulatory
problems it
is now being
used to also
help
patients
suffering
from
hardened
arteries.
Some common
uses for
this therapy
are: Age
spots,
alzeimer’s
disease,
angina,
arteriosclerosis,
arthritis,
carpal
tunnel,
fibromyalgia,
heart
disease,
heavy metal
poisoning,
high blood
pressure,
macular
degeneration,
memory loss,
multiple
sclerosis,
psoriasis,
senility,
strokes,
high
cholesterol,
etc.
Chelation
Therapy is
typically
administered
through I.V.
but now can
be offered
through
Chelation
such as Oral
and
Suppository.
The benefits
to receiving
treatment in
these ways
are:
- The
Suppository
can be
done in
the
patients
home, no
travel
is
required.
- You
can be
anywhere
in the
world
and
receive
the
Suppository
Chelation
in the
mail.
-
Individuals
with
nervousness
with
needles
and
veins
are not
affected.
- EDTA
suppositories
are
particularly
well
suited
to
congestive
heart
failure
since
the
suppository
does not
add
fluids
to the
body.
- The
financial
costs
compared
to I.V.
treatments
is
relatively
cheaper.
- Oral
and
Suppository
Chelation
may be
taken
simultaneously.
If Chelation Therapy is a treatment that you feel is needed, Houston
Health & Wellness Center is
here to
guide you
through
receiving
the
treatment
that is
right for
you. |
