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BEAT HEART DISEASE WITHOUT SURGERY: TREATMENT MODES-CHELATION, OXYGEN ETAL-DRUG THERAPY: BRIDGING THE GAP
Most people are taking drugs when they come in for chelation therapy. Eventually they may not need them or need so much of them, but while the healing process is taking place, a series of carefully chosen drugs may be used in conjunction with alternative therapies.
The following are typical of drugs used by chelating physicians, mainly in the transitional period:
Chlofibrate and Niacin. Used to control high cholesterol levels.
Aspirin in low dose (150-300mg daily). This acts on platelets and is probably beneficial in preventing second heart attacks and in protecting patients with unstable angina from heart attack. It is used after bypass surgery to prevent graft-clotting and in the prevention of transient strokes (TIAs). Persantin has a similar action and is sometimes used in peripheral arterial disease
Cardio & Blood Calcium Blocking Agents (e.g. Adalat). Since the seventies, these have been widely used for controlling the entry of calcium into cells where it will precipitate arterial hardening, In 1990 Dr Fleckenstein, key researcher into calcium channel blockers, wrote a paper in which he expressed the opinion that up to 40 per cent of the dry weight of plaque can be calcium. But it was never found in the early days of arterial research because the sectioned tissue had already been placed in a decalcifying bath so it could be sectioned more accurately. (NB: Fleckenstein is keen to have chelation therapy researched and has promoted interest in it in the US)
The interactions between drug and chelation therapy and between surgery and chelation therapy are such that EDTA supports but does not prejudice these forms of treatment. However there is ample evidence to reveal that it ultimately replaces them except in an extreme minority of cases.
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