You, sir, are wrong. Never in the long history of chelation therapy has one death been attributed to it. I have been administering chelation to thousands of patients over the past thirty years and have not seen any negative effects other than a few hypoglycemic episodes in a hand full of patients who did not follow instructions to eat before their treatment.

My parents come to Ohio to visit about once a year. My mother suffers from artheritis and the 12 hour trip makes her body ache. My father complains of always being tired. 2 years ago I started them on IV chelation and IV nutritionals when they came to visit. My mother called me when they got home to tell me. They drove striaht home the 12 hours. Once they got home they didn’t have to rest, they immediately unloaded their car then drove to Wal-Mart and grocery shopped and felt great.

So 3 years ago when I started administering chelation, I felt tired and groggy. I had the office tech do a BEST test and I tested positive for heavy metals, especially aluminum and cadmium. I was pregnant and then breastfeeding and did not recieve the chelation treatments. Finally, I have just now started the calcium EDTA. I can personally testify that for me, it did clear my brain fog. I can think clearer and feel more awake. I hope to get that beautiful glow. Only time will tell. Good luck with the treatments. I hope that IV chelation therapy works well for you.

-Nicole

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Elenor

Will do, Elenor! THANKS!

–Jimmy

I have hereditary hemochromatosis (iron overload). I am the first in my family to be tested and since then all of my siblings and parents have been tested and luckily they are only carriers. You shouldn’t have to suffer from this, and all I have to do is donate blood once a year, or sometimes twice a year. At first I had to have a bag of blood(500cc) taken out every week for a month and then every other week for another month to be (deironed). There is a genetic test for this, I would get your wife tested.

Good luck.

PS. I am so sorry to hear about your brother, God Bless you and your family during this difficult time.

Shari

Best wishes to you and Christine…I hope this will be the answer you and she are looking for.

If it is not, however, has anyone ever suggested testing her for celiac disease? Since it runs in my family (and I have it, too), I’m very aware of the many ways it can manifest.

For me, it was mostly extreme joint pain, severe headaches, and often diarrhea. After I went gluten free, I had almost complete relief from joint pain within 2 weeks and no more headaches immediately. What also cleared up was a strange itchy rash I’d had on my ankles for years, that would never go away before. Ingesting any amount of wheat now makes for an instant return of the headaches, joint pain, diarrhea and the rash.

One of my sisters had fibromyalgia, then was diagnosed with celiac. After going gluten free, her fibro symptoms left completely with no meds. A return to eating any gluten brings back the symptoms.

One brother had extreme migraines and also lost so much weight they thought he had cancer. Much testing showed no cancer but eventually he was diagnosed with celiac. With staying gluten-free, he has returned to a normal weight and no more migraines.

As I said, I wish you both the best and hopefully an answer to health issues with what you are doing now…but just wanted to express my thoughts about possible celiac disease, too.