b. The patients results will vary depending on various factors including but not limited to, genetics, stressors, lifestyle, and how much mercury, lead, and other heavy metals are in the patients body when they undergo this therapy.

c. The transaction of the initial bonding is the necessary catalyst for a series of positive bio-chemical and enzymatic reactions. However, if one is introducing ineffective chelating agent such as di-Potassium EDTA, it is doubtful any improvement in plaque removal will transpire.

d. Removing toxic metals is successfully achieved in the usage of Detoxamin. I have seen zero documentation that the di-Potassium EDTA, which in most probability will cause the blood pH to be lowered beneath the level that is conducive to bonding, is able to remove heavy metals.