BEAT HEART DISEASE WITHOUT SURGERY: CHELATION FOR THE FUTURE

At the very time when cardiology is pricing itself right out of the market ($40,000 dollars for a bypass, 25,000 in the UK – prices are high because of the complexity of the surgery and all the intensive care and equipment which accompanies it), chelation clinics, on the contrary, could be set up very cheaply.

Since the treatment does not require a sterile environment, clinics could be set up in ordinary rooms adjacent to doctor’s surgeries, or elsewhere. Forty or fifty outpatients could be treated at a time by one or two doctors at most and possibly the same number of nurses. (It is not labour or surveillance-intensive). All that is needed in the way of equipment is a sphygmomanometer for measuring blood pressure, stands for suspending the drip bags and fifty chairs! Plus supplies of EDTA and inclusions, infusion bags, and a few emergency drugs, etc.

Patients could be treated on two levels: full-scale treatment for those who had full-blown circulatory disease: mini-chelations for those showing early signs of cardiovascular disease, or with a history of the disease in their families.

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Cardio & Blood/ Cholesterol