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Two-time Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Linus Pauling had this to say about Chelation: "Chelation
therapy is far safer and much less expensive than surgical treatment of
atherosclerosis. Chelation therapy might eliminate the need for bypass
surgery and is equally valid when used as a preventative treatment". Safer
Detoxamin
administers less dosage, more frequently. The dosage contained in
Detoxamin is 750mg EDTA per suppository, compared to the 2 to 3 grams
of EDTA that is normally administered in one I.V. treatment. The EDTA
in Detoxamin metabolizes much slower compared to the IV method,
therefore not putting the same burden on the liver and kidney. This
means the EDTA in Detoxamin is in the body about twice as long and has
more time to chelate toxic metals. The smaller dosage and the slower
metabolism are two reasons why the normal array of side effects
associated with IV chelation are not present with Detoxamin. EDTA's Mechanism of Action EDTA
(Ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid), the active ingredient in
Detoxamin is a synthetic amino acid that has the ability to attach
itself to metals and minerals, forming a particular kind of bond called
a chelate. Heavier metals have a greater affinity for the EDTA and form
stronger bonds. Early
in its history, in the 40's and 50's, EDTA was found to be an effective
treatment for lead toxicity and was approved by the FDA as a safe drug
for that purpose. In many cases, patients who coincidentally had
symptoms of heart disease, such as angina, improved while undergoing
the lead toxicity treatment. Since that time, a number of studies have
confirmed the effectiveness of chelation therapy for blood vessel
disease, including improved blood flow to the heart, the legs and the
brain. Experienced physicians and medical researchers have published
them in reputable journals. The
exact action of EDTA in improving blood vessel disease is not clear,
and it probably works by several mechanisms. One theory of aging and
degenerative disease is the Free Radical theory. Free radicals are
highly active molecular fragments formed during the production of
energy in the cells. They have high energy, like sparks in a fireplace,
and the body, when properly handled can use this energy. However, if
these free radicals get out of control they can cause damage to
surrounding tissues, just as sparks that get out of the fireplace can
cause the rug to catch fire. Excess free radicals contribute to the
obvious signs of aging such as wrinkling and loss of elasticity of the
skin, and the deposition of age pigment (commonly called liver spots).
Internal damage is less visible but even more serious. In addition to
the formation of free radicals in the body, you are exposed to them in
the environment. They are found in cigarette smoke in high amounts, and
also in polluted air. They are caused by radiation and rancid oils, by
hydrogenated oil such as those found in margarine and shortening, and
by many therapeutic drugs. Heavy (toxic) metals cause an increased
production of free radicals. One
of the most interesting properties of Detoxamin is the removal of lead,
mercury, cadmium, nickel, aluminium, arsenic, iron and other metals
that have accumulated in the body. Excess accumulation of iron (usually
from consumption of meat products) leads to the production of free
radicals. Heavy metals are directly toxic. For example, there is no
body function that requires mercury and the removal of iron and heavy
metals with chelation is known to help prevent and reverse the tissue
damage of vascular disease. Free radicals, with their high energy
levels, are thought to contribute to the development of heart disease,
cancer, arthritis, and certain immune system disorders. A
recent study in Zurich, Switzerland showed a markedly lower incidence
of cancer among patients who had received chelation therapy. This makes
a strong case for chelation inhibiting free radicals. For protection
from free radicals, your body has a number of defenses. You produce
enzymes that are free radical scavengers, as are many nutrients. These
include vitamins C and E, beta-carotene, bioflavonoids, coenzyme Q10,
sulfur amino acids, and many others. These protect you from aging and
degeneration. A comprehensive approach to treatment is more effective
than any one treatment alone. This includes diet, exercise and stress
management, as well as dietary supplements. Mercury Removal, a Plus
For
years doctors have thought that EDTA did not chelated Mercury, they
were wrong. The doctors have been looking in the wrong place for
mercury excretion. Ninety nine percent of the body's Mercury burden is
excreted through the feces, not the urine. Plus, Detoxamin utilizes the
site of removal as the EDTA delivery route. This is making Detoxamin
the best chelator for mercury. Description
Detoxamin
is a rectal time-release suppository that has the means to gently bind
and remove or decrease toxic heavy metal contamination in the body. Detoxamin’s active ingredient is Calcium Disodium E.D.T.A., (CaNa2EDTA), a chelating agent that is a synthetic amino acid. Detoxamin is available in 750 mg suppositories of CaNa2EDTA in a 2-hour time-release form. Detoxamin EDTA Suppositories are solid, bullet-shaped preparations designed for easy insertion into the anus (back passage). Detoxamin is manufactured in a cocoa-butter base with methocel E4M premium USP for a time release effect. Detoxamin
dissolves at body temperature and gradually spreads over the lining of
the lower bowel (rectum), where it is absorbed into the bloodstream
within approximately eighty minutes.
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