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BEAT HEART DISEASE WITHOUT SURGERY: EXAMINING THE EFFECTS
The ‘feeling good’ effect of chelation therapy which is described by most people who have the treatment is one of the most difficult to prove scientifically. Double blind trials are concerned with measuring one factor at a time and this is simply not possible in the case of chelation therapy in which a cocktail of chemicals is administered (albeit that EDTA is the predominant one) and in which a spectrum of benefits is registered, including:
improved mental alertness
lowering of high blood pressure and its symptoms
extremities (hands, feet, etc.) becoming warmer
decrease in anginal pain
more energy – particularly the ability to walk further without cramps
improvement in eyesight, hearing and taste
improvement in spirits
less breathlessness
improvement in skin conditions, ulcers, varicose veins
improvement in sex life
Cardio & Bloodthat we can turn to discover that out of nearly 23,000 cases that were treated for one aspect or another of circulation difficulties (most of them severe), 77 per cent had positive results.
‘Forget trials, chelation is people-proven,’ write Arline and Harold Brecher in Forty Something Forever. Nonetheless it helps to understand something of what is going on, if only to set the minds at rest of those who may be contemplating a step which is daring in that it flies in the face of organized health care – although even that is inexorably changing. First let’s look at what is being said against it.
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