Vita Heavy Metals

Intravenous EDTA (ethylene diamine tetra-acetic acid), with Vitamin C. Initially introduced in 1914 to remove mercury from coal miners, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of chelation therapy with EDTA for treatment.

EDTA chelation therapy is primarily prescribed for the removal of heavy (and light) metals, especially mercury, lead, aluminum, radioactive isotopes, as well as plaque build-up on artery walls and heart capillaries, de-calcification of the pituitary gland (from fluoride), and more. These unwanted minerals interfere with enzyme function, nerve and brain function, heart and lung function, skin health, hair growth, immunities, mood, and tend to promote free radical damage.

Potential benefits of IV chelation:

Prevents cholesterol deposits
Reduces blood cholesterol levels
Lowers high blood pressure
Helps avoid bypass surgery
Helps avoid angioplasty
Removes atherosclerotic plaques
Dissolves intra-arterial blood clots
Normalizes cardiac arrhythmia
Has an anti-aging effect
Increases intracellular potassium
Improves heart function
Removes mineral and drug deposits
Dissolves kidney stones
Reduces serum iron levels
Reduces heart valve calcification
Reduces varicose veins
Heals calcified necrotic ulcers
Reduces intermittent claudication (cramping)

Improves vision in diabetic retinopathy
Decreases macular degeneration
Dissolves small cataracts
Eliminates heavy metal toxicity
Makes arterial walls more flexible
Prevents osteoarthritis
Reduces rheumatoid arthritis symptoms
Lowers diabetics’ insulin needs
Reduces Alzheimer-like symptoms
Reduce stroke/heart attack after-effects
Helps prevent cancer
Helps improve memory
Reverses diabetic gangrene
Restores impaired vision
Detoxifies snake and spider venoms

INGREDIENTS

Sodium Ascorbate Vitamin C, 1-3 grams / 1,000 – 3,000 mg
Vitamins B1, B6, B12
EDTA 0.25 gram
Ringer’s Lactate infusion medium (4 electrolytes salts)

ORAL SUPPLEMENTS

Ascorbic Acid Vitamin C (increases the effect of the infusion)
Compound M2 (72+ types of colloidal trace minerals)

On very rare occasion, some people, when ﬁrst receiving intravenous infusions, have experienced the so-called Herxheimer Effect, a result of infusions very efﬁciently neutralizing pathogens and occasionally stimulating immunities too fast for the body to dispose toxins through normal elimination channels. This forces the body to utilize the secondary eliminative organs: lungs, sinuses, skin, and more. Experiences that may feel like a slight cold or the ﬂu, loose bowels, shivers, etc. The skin may eliminate stored toxins, perhaps producing minor, temporary skin eruptions – all part of elimination of toxins that cause premature aging and skin problems, and are considered beneﬁcial reactions, in that the immune system has been activated, and is working to heal from pathogens and toxins.