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Posted 7/13/2015 11:45 PM (GMT 0)
My testing came back and I am off the charts for mercury and lead. My LLMD wants me to start EDTA IV chelation therapy to remove it. He is a seasoned guy and I am thinking that this may be the answer to why I have been stalled with my Lyme/Bart/Babesia and mold for so long.

Does anyone else have any recent experience, good or not so good? I have heard that it is not indicated for anything except heavy metal, but if you look on line, it sounds as though it is the cure for everything. Since it is indicated for heavy metal, I feel more comfortable going that route.

Many thanks for any feedback.
Posted 7/14/2015 12:49 AM (GMT 0)
I had several weeks of I.V. chelation for HIGH mercury, lead, and aluminum. It caused my symptoms to get worse due to my inability to detox. I'm now taking oral chelation. Research reveals that heavy metals toxicity is the likely initial CAUSE that suppresses the immune which is why people with Lyme and co's 'collect' so many infections over time.

Another very interesting FACT, scientists have linked chronic chlamydophila infection with atherosclerosis, and EDTA can break up the arterial plaques. I tested positive HIGH for active infection of Cp last year and after I.V. chelation my blood pressure went down-it was regularly elevted before chelation.

EDTA also effectively treats type2 diabetes

Despite my exacerbated symptoms when chelating, I think highly recommend it!
Posted 7/14/2015 11:07 AM (GMT 0)
Dear Sweetpeaisme:

Thank you for your response. If you wouldn't mind elaborating on the reason that you couldn't detox, what happened when you tried the chelation and why, how do you compare the oral chelation and why after feeling worse, you still feel the IV chelation was worth it? Do you think it advisable to try oral chelation first instead of IV?

I am going to try to do a few things first, including working with a qigong master to clear my liver, and then test again. If it is still high, I will proceed with the chelation. It is very expensive and my insurance doesn't cover it, but my lead and mercury needed more paper to run the full length of the heavy metal load.
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