EDTA chelation - what is it?

EDTA chelation may be one of the most effective, least expensive and safest treatments for cardiovascular disease.

EDTA chelation is a therapy that consists of repeated intravenous administrations of a dilute synthetic amino acid (EDTA, ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) to gradually reduce atherosclerotic plaque and other pathological mineral deposits. in the cardiovascular system, literally dissolving them.

Removes plaque and returns the arterial system to a smooth and healthy pre-atherosclerotic state..

To understand better, we can use the analogy between arteries and pipes. When a pipe/artery becomes congested, it is simply explanted or the deposits are flattened (angioplasty). If this doesn't work, the bad section is cut out and replaced with a new piece of pipe (coronary artery bypass graft CABG). It is the same strategy that cities use for the replacement of their century-old water pipes. And we know how successful it is

Because EDTA is so effective at removing unwanted minerals and metals from the blood, has been the standard treatment for lead, mercury, aluminium and cadmium poisoning for more than 50 years with very good results.

It is very common for physicians who regularly prescribe EDTA chelation to encounter heart disease patients who have failed standard treatments. but who experience very significant improvements with the administration of EDTA chelation sera. Other patients, on waiting lists for cardiac surgery (CABG), happily find that they do not need surgery following a series of EDTA chelation cycles.

EDTA exerts its beneficial effects because this molecule is extremely proficient in chemical bonding with minerals and metal ions. This bonding process, known as chelation, is an essential natural and physiological process that is constantly occurring in the body. EDTA's chelating capabilities make it ideal for many indications:

• EDTA normalises the distribution of most metallic elements of the body
• Because it is so safe and effective, EDTA is widely used as a stabiliser for packaged foods. Minimal amounts of EDTA (33-800 PPM) added to a food help preserve flavour and colour and retard spoilage and rancidity.
• Because the EDTA inhibits blood clotting so well, is routinely added to blood samples which are set up for evidentiary purposes.
• EDTA improves calcium and cholesterol metabolism by removing metal catalysts that can damage cell membranes through the production of free radicals.
• EDTA is now also used in cell cryopreservation to prevent rupture of cell membranes.

EDTA chelation versus conventional therapy for vascular disease

Researchers started to report EDTA during and after the Second World War World Cup when men working in companies manufacturing batteries or painting boats with lead-based paint started to get lead poisoning because of their high exposure in these jobs. It was found that EDTA was extremely effective in removing lead from the body, but what really made them take notice was the apparent reduction in symptoms of heart disease. of many of these men.

The first systematic study of EDTA in people with atherosclerosis was published in 1956. When researchers gave 20 patients with vascular disease a course of EDTA, 19 of the patients improved, with a very significant increase in physical activity. Another study 4 years later in a similar population found that 3 months of EDTA sera produced a significant decrease in the severity and frequency of angina episodes, reduced use of nitroglycerin (a common anti-angina drug), increased work capacity and improved cardiac physiology as evidenced by ECG (electrocardiogram).

It soon became clear that EDTA treatments improved and extended the stabilisation of cardiovascular function.

That's in contrast to standard treatments, such as angioplasty or CABG, which instantly restore normal function in the treated arteries, but leave the rest of the body completely untreated (that's the reason to believe that if arteries become congested in the heart, they also become congested in other vital organs, such as the kidneys and brain). High-tech treatments for vascular disease, such as angioplasty and CABG, hailed as medical breakthroughs, are in fact oversold, expensive and ineffective, especially when compared to EDTA chelation..

We finish with some potential benefits of EDTA chelation:

• Prevents cholesterol deposits
• Lowers blood cholesterol levels
• Lowers high blood pressure
• Avoid by-pass surgery (in fact it is called chemical by-pass).
• Avoid angioplasty
• Removes calcium from atherosclerotic plaques
• Dissolve intra-arterial blood clots
• Normalises cardiac arrhythmias
• Has an anti-ageing effect
• Increases intracellular potassium
• Reduces irritability of the heart
• Improves cardiac function
• Removes mineral and drug deposits
• Dissolves kidney stones
• Reduces serum iron levels
• Reduces heart valve calcification
• Reduces varicose or varicose veins
• Heals calcified necrotic ulcers
• Improving vision in diabetic retinopathy
• Reduces macular degeneration
• Dissolves small cataracts
• Eliminates heavy metal toxicity
• Makes artery walls more flexible
• Prevents osteoarthritis
• Reduces rheumatoid arthritis
• Lower insulin needs of diabetics
• Reduces symptoms such as Alzheimer's
• Reduces the effects after a heart attack
• Prevents cancer
• Improving memory
• Restores impaired vision

Biosalud has been a pioneer for more than 25 years in the application of chelation serums. Dr. Bueno often comments that he went to learn this technique 25 years ago to apply it to his father, who suffered from major coronary problems and had so many stents that the cardiologist told them: "If your father has another heart attack, he will not be able to recover and will die: If your father has another heart attack, he will not be able to recover and will die.

A few days later, Dr. Bueno left for the United States to take a specialised chelation course at the ACAM (American Academy of Complementary Medicine). He returned, and applied the specific protocol for his father's case, and fortunately this meant that he lived for many years and never had a heart attack or angina pectoris again. He died of respiratory causes a few years ago.

EDTA is also used in the same way for the elimination of some heavy metals, which is very important for patients with allergies, arthrosis, autoimmune diseases, etc....