EDTA has many cardiovascular benefits, as well as being approved for heavy metal poisoning thousands of people use it to unclog blocked arteries and improve their circulation-system. There are many benefits in improved blood flow and many other ailments have ceased to exist after Chelation Therapy. Read more »
A recent traveller to Morocco encountered argan oil products with claims of great medicinal value. The oil is primarily used in cooking and cosmetics, but is starting to be advertised as a new miracle treatment. The oil is a staple food for the native Amazigh people who live where the argan tree grows. The “Amazigh diet” is an adaptation of the plant-based Mediterranean diet where olive oil is replaced by argan oil. Read more »
Coronary heart disease, heart attack, and stroke can be avoided to a large extent by lifestyle measures.
Oral EDTA Chelation Therapy is no doubt controversial and little official
accurate information is available to the public.
However despite what you may have read or heard from various entities, there are actually thousands of scientific papers that support EDTA (ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid) for helping and enhancing cardiovascular health through to cleansing the body of toxic metals (for which it is approved) and treating or preventing a host of other chronic degenerative diseases.
But think about it, anything that can improve and restore blood flow in the arteries is bound to improve a host of ailments.
EDTA is closely related to vinegar and acetic acid, among its many cardiovascular benefits is the ability to remove arterial plaque and so avoid invasive procedures such as angioplasty and coronary artery bypass. EDTA is the treatment of choice for heavy metal poisoning and has been for more than 50 years, it is fully supported by the FDA in respect of toxic metal poisoning. Read more »
It has been discovered how to grow arteries which could enable a biological
bypass as a non invasive method to treat artery disease.
Severe blockage in the arteries generally requires bypass surgery, which is highly invasive.
Other methods by non invasive means is Chelation Therapy which entails either IV infusions into the bloodstream or taken orally in a liquid form of EDTA.
However, actually growing new arteries could be the future as another alternative. Read more »
A number of factors can influence your risk for heart disease, mainly these are
1) Hereditary, of which we have limited control
2)Lifestyle choice, such as smoking, excessive alcohol, history of diabetes and a high fat diet. High blood pressure and high cholesterol are also risk factors.
Assessing Your Risk
Research has proved that body shape should be taken into consideration in determining a person’s risk factors for heart disease, let’s say apples versus pears. Read more »
