Angina Pectoris :
Chest pain as a consequence of lack of oxygen to the heart muscle.
This pain generally occurs upon exertion, in cold weather, emotional
states or upon eating copious meals. But, sometimes also when in
a resting state and at night.
Heart Attack (Myocardial Infarction) :
Occurs when part of heart muscle has actually died off, generally
as a consequence of an acute blockage of coronary artery.
Prevention of bypass surgery and balloon angioplasty :
Large American and European studies show that only a small percentage
of patients undergoing such procedures will experience long term
effects... as compared to patients treated with medication only.
Narrowing of leg arteries:
The initial stage of this condition is called intermittent claudication,
where patient suffer from different degrees of pain. Gangrene [actual
tissue die-off as a consequence of blockage or severe narrowing
of a blood vessel] can be the next stage [the so-called "black
toe" is a good example of this].
Narrowing of the cerebral blood vessels - stroke &
TIA: These can be manifest themselves in the following ways:
1) Cerebral infarction: Die-Off of brain tissue as a consequence
of blockage of a blood vessel by clot build-up onto an already narrowed
segment [thrombosis], or blockage caused by a loosely circulating
clot which became lodged [embolism].
2) TIA [Transient Ischiaemic Attaque]: Temporary lack of oxygen
of the brain, which completely reverses itself within 24 hours [such
as transient speech difficulties, transient paralysis, transient
blindness in one eye, etc.].
Memory and concentration difficulties:
1) Dizziness
2) Dementia
3) Impaired vision and hearing
4) Fatigue and decreased vitality. The majority of the patients
experience an increase in energy and vitality as a consequence of
chelation therapy.
Arthritic Complaints:
Chelation therapy is also frequently effective with arthritis. However
additional measures are almost always necessary.
Diabetes mellitus:
1) Chelation therapy improves sugar metabolism
2) Diabetics undergoing chelation therapy often need less insulin
or oral blood glucose lowering medication during the course of treatment
3) Moreover, chelation therapy helps prevent complications of diabetes,
such as eye, nerve and kidney damage, as well as accelerated arteriosclerosis.
High blood pressure [Hypertension]:
1) Chelation therapy will generally lower raised blood pressure
2) Blood pressure lowering medication can frequently be diminished
or even discontinued.
Parkinsonism & Alzheimer's disease
Anti-aging effect, prevention, 'life extension' - striving
for optimum health, varicose veins, etc.
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