Facts about your heart

If all the arteries, veins and capillaries in your body were connected end to end, they would form a pipe over 100,000 miles long. That’s four times around the earth. In the course of a single day, your heart pumps 2,000 gallons of blood through this network. In your lifetime, your heart will beat about 2,365,2000,000 times. Pulse pressure is a measure of how hard the heart is pumping with each beat. A perfect pulse pressure would be 36. A pulse pressure of 65 or greater increases the risk of heart attack three times. If you have a pulse pressure of 54, then your heart would be beating 50% harder than it should be beating. It’s no wonder that heart attacks are the number one cause of death in the United States, accounting for 45% of all mortalities. If you bought a water pump at a store and the directions said operate at 36 units of pressure, but instead you forced it to pump one and a half to two times harder than it was designed to pump, do you think that the pump would last very long?

Finding your pulse pressure: Your blood pressure reading consists of two numbers, the systolic (higher number) and the diastolic (lower number). To find your pulse pressure, take the systolic number and subtract the diastolic number. Example: 120/80 = 40 pulse pressure. 

Stress raises pulse pressure: One hundred thousand years ago, if a caveman were being chased by a tiger, his body would make his blood thicker and stickier so if the tiger injured him, the blood would clot faster, keeping him from bleeding to death. Times have changed, but our reaction to stress has not. When under stress, whether it’s a traffic jam or an argument, our body still makes our blood thicker and stickier. This makes the blood more difficult to push so the heart has to pump harder. This means an increase in the pulse pressure. In a very real sense, stress is a killer. To avoid this situation, EDTA (a synthetic amino acid) has been used to help thin the blood without the side effects associated with aspirin. Magnesium may also be indicated to help lower the general stress level in the client.

Arteriosclerosis raises pulse pressure: Arteries develop plaque due to infection and free radical damage. When the body senses that the arteries are being damaged, it secretes cholesterol as a liquid Band-Aid to cover the damaged area. This cholesterol combines with calcium to form arterial plaque. Arterial plaque can block up to 75% of an artery before clinical symptoms manifest. While bypass operations are one option to deal with this situation, they not only have an 80% failure rate within five years, but they do nothing for the calcium accumulating in other areas like the brain. EDTA chelation is an alternative to bypass surgery that has the added benefit of working on removing inorganic calcium from the entire body.

Calcium raises pulse pressure and may cause cancer: Inorganic calcium can show up just about everywhere, and wherever it goes, it causes problems. Circulation drops, toxins build up, and oxygen levels drop. If calcium gets inside of an individual cell that cell is deprived of blood flow and cells that are deprived of blood flow are unable to get nutrition in or toxins out. Therefore, these cells can develop cancer. A study out of Switzerland shows that people who do EDTA chelation (to remove toxic calcium) may reduce their risk of cancer 90%.

EDTA Suppositories (Magnesium Di-Potassium EDTA)

Many people use EDTA chelation to help clean out their arteries and with good reason. In one study, 92 people who were referred for surgical intervention for heart disease were given chelation therapy instead. After the chelation, only 10 of them ultimately required surgery. The other 82 were able to “bypass the bypass.”[1] Doing chelation preventatively also makes good sense when you consider that heart attacks are the number one cause of death in the US, currently accounting for 45% of all mortalities.

Cancer rates have skyrocketed in the last few decades. Right now, the average person has a 35% chance of dying of cancer. Studies have shown that people who do chelation before clinical evidence of cancer, may lower their lifetime risk of cancer a stunning 90%. Put another way, chelation may lower the lifetime risk of cancer from 35% to 3.5%.[2]

We live in a very polluted time. Heavy metals are everywhere. Mercury is in our fillings, aluminum is in our drinking water and anti-perspirants. Cadmium is in cigarette smoke, nickel is in our cooking utensils, and uranium is in the air and soil. We have 500 times more lead in our bones than our great, great grandparents did. As the levels of heavy metals have increased, so have the rates for cancer and autoimmune diseases. Chelation can safely and effectively remove these toxic heavy metals from our bodies.

Laboratory tests have shown that chelation therapy can increase the lifespan of animals an amazing 49.4%.[3] Chelation not only increased the quantity of their lives, it increased the quality of their lives as well. Chelation kept them younger longer. A 49% increase in human lifespan would give us an average lifespan of 120 years. What would you do with an extra 40 years?       

EDTA Chelation by Suppository (Magnesium Di-Potassium not Di-Sodium EDTA):

Now you can have all the benefits of chelation in the privacy of your own home. EDTA, the active ingredient used in chelation therapy, is now available in a suppository form.

Unlike oral chelation, which you may have heard about, suppository EDTA is not destroyed by stomach acids, and so is a viable alternative to IV chelation.

Chelation may well be the most important thing you ever do for you health.

The formula that most chelating physicians use to determine the amount of chelation a client will require is calculated as age minus 20. As an example, a 46 year old client would require 26 IV treatments. Since one box of ten suppositories is equivalent to one IV, then this same client would require 26 boxes of suppositories.

Suppositories for EDTA Chelation Therapy, 1 box of 10 = 15 day supply            $100.00  

Suppositories, Box of 10, 333 mg Magnesium Di-Potassium EDTA

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