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Oral
Chelation
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only
in the coronary arteries, but also in the brain,lungs,
kidneys, legs.'
What
s more, the blockages that lead to atherosclerosis can occur
not only in the larger vessels the vessels that can
be seen and manipulated by surgeons and cardiologist but
in the smaller blood vessels as well. It is in these
smaller blood vessels, the capillaries, that the oxygen
exchange to the tissues takes place.
You can protect that critical lifeline of oxygen that
feeds and sustains the organs and tissues throughout
your body including your heart.
There
exists today a treatment that removes plaque and restores
blood flow throughout the entire arterial system, treat-
ing the micro as well as the macro vessels.Its called
EDTA chelation, available via intravenous and oral supplementation.You
should consider chelation therapy safe, inexpensive,and
proven effective if you have a family history of CVD
or existing CVD. You should also consider chelation
if you simply want to do everything within your power
to prevent
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CVD.
. .and the potentially disastrous effects of the conventional
medical treatments for this deadly disease.
Treating
your heart the conventional way-with
plastic balloons and cabbages...
Traditional medicine approaches heart disease
pnmarily in one of two ways. The first is to ream out
clogged arteries or flatten deposits in the vessels
with angioplasty.This procedure does have some risk
for heart attack or making the blockage even worse.2
Many of the blockages return to their original severity
within a year.
The second way is to cut away the clogged section or
section or sections of the artery and replace it with
a new section or sections of arteries grafted from
other places in the body. This procedure is called a
coronary artery bypass graft, or CABG. ..known in the
medical profession as cabbage. An appropriate nickname,
perhaps, as it s also a nickname for money.. .and CABG,
the most frequently performed surgery in the United
States, costs up to $50.000 per procedure.
If your doctor has recommended CABG to you or a loved
one, you should know that the average mortality for
CABG surgery is 4% to lO%.3,4
And a common side effect.
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