Chelation and Arterial Cleanse

By editor | October 1, 2007

Chelation is one of the oldest therapies which are being in practice for about fifty one years. The chemical which is commonly used for chelation is EDTA which stands for Ethylene Diamine Tetraacetic acid. It binds with the metal ions and is a molecule of novel synthetic amino acid.  It can be made available in a form of a capsule or in suppository form. Lead poisoning was first treated with the help of the chelation therapy. A large number of diseases have been removed with the help of this therapy only.

Due to the undesirable effects of world war first chelating agents have been brought into medicine. BAL is the first used chelating agent. Some chelating agents were also used for hardening the arteries and also for arterial cleanse. The main story behind the calcium chelation therapy is that a complex is formed in the walls of the arteries with the calcium by EDTA.
One of the major drawbacks of this theory includes that EDTA is not been able to enter into the arteries specially the cell walls and as a result of this calcium is not has not been accessed. The danger of unblock/unclog arteries is also reduced to a great extent by the use of this therapy.

As a result of heavy metal poisoning Austin may occur and which can only be made better with the help of EDTA therapy by there is hardly any specific proof to support this. Some the side effects of chelation therapy are headache, stomach upset, diarrhea, joint pains cramps etc.

The result of chelation therapy may vary from person to person. A practitioner should be consulted from time to time before going to market for purchasing any supplement or any other concerned product to make it sure whether it is right or not.


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