The effectiveness of chelation therapy has long been debated. In 2002, the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine announced a study, “ To Assess Chelation Therapy (TACT)” to establish adequate research to verify chelation therapy as a safe and effective alternative therapy. The trial represents an important milestone in assessing the role of chelation therapy. A large scale randomized, double blind study includes patients of 50 or older who have had a heart attack and there are a few other criteria you can reference below.
It’s not too late to participate. This randomized, double-blind study is nearing its end to enroll patients but there is still room for interested patients that would like an opportunity to contribute and possibly benefit. This $30 million study led by Gervasio A. Lamas, MD is director of cardiovascular research and academic affairs at Mount Sinai Medical Center-Miami Heart Institute in Miami Beach, Florida. The Data Coordinating Center and Quality of Life Coordinating Center are located at Duke Clinical Research Institute in Durham, North Carolina. Further, an independent Data Safety Monitoring Board oversees the study. The purpose of this study is to determine if EDTA therapy and/or high dose vitamin therapy is effective for the treatment of coronary artery disease.
For more information, please review the attachments below:
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nccam.nih.gov/news/2002/chelation/pressrelease.htm
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This post is very useful. Thanks!
I’ve had been exposed persticides for extended period and developmend Multi chemical sensitivity since. I have done phospho lipid excahnge therapy in UK last summer . Am I good candidate for EDTA?
Abeer
great post as usual!
I am interested in participating in the EDTA shelation program: I am 81 years old, Live in Sandy Oregon. Had a stroke in 2002 and a heart attack in 2009. I am interested in improving my health rather than just hobbling along.
I am familiar with EDTA chelation dating back to the 1980’s.
I am currently on a batch of pills. Two for high blood pressure, a statin, and a plotting preventer.
Any chance of getting involved in your operation???
I have been exposed to permethrin, a pesticide, and phenol. I developed a large non-functioning pituitary tumor which was resectioned in 2000 and again in 2009.
The 2009 surgery was compromised and I still have a large ademona. Has EDTA chelation been used as a reducing agent for tumors? Is there any other treatments for pituitary tumors other than surgery or radiation?
There is no claims made for such an application regarding EDTA. We are not specialist in pituitary tumors.
Please call our office immediately at 503-261-0966. This program is due to close 6-30-10. We will try to get you included.
Darla, please call the office regarding detoxification of pesticide.
Please schedule for an evaluation. There are several causes for MCS.