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• What is Chelation?

To clean your body of all kinds of pollution which may cause cancer

• (medicine) the process of removing a heavy metal from the bloodstream by means of a chelate as in treating lead or mercury poisoning
• the process of forming a ring by forming one or more hydrogen bonds
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• Chelation is the formation or presence of two or more separate bindings between a polydentate (multiple bonded) ligand and a single central atom.
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• the formation of a polydentate chelate compound from a metal salt; the use of this process to remove metal ions from solution, especially to counter poisoning by heavy metals
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• chelated - chelate: relating to or characterized by chelation
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• chelated - bound with one or more chelates
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• chelating - Having the ability to undergo chelation
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• chelator - A chelating agent
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• A chemical process involving formation of a heterocyclic ring compound that contains at least one metal cation or hydrogen ion in the ring.
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• Process by which certain micronutrients are treated to keep them readily available to a plant once they are introduced into the soil. Some of the micronutrients which would not remain available without chelation are copper, iron, magnesium, manganese and zinc.
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• Chelation is the solubilization of a metal salt by forming a chemical complex or sequestering. One way of doing this is with ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid (EDTA) salts, which have a multidentate spiral ligand form that can surround metallic and other ions.
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• A process that wraps or binds heavy metals minerals to an amino acid. Uses an agent, such as EDTA, to remove heavy metals from the body. Clinically proven therapy for metal poisoning. Currently used to reduce plaque buildup in veins and arteries easing the flow of blood to vital organs and tissues.
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• a chemical process by which a large molecule or group of molecules surround or enclose a mineral atom.
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• Chelation Therapy is the intravenous administration of the amino acid EDTA and is a safe and effective method for drawing toxins and metabolic wastes from the bloodstream. EDTA latches onto and helps remove excesses of heavy metals from the body. ...
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• The use of a medication or herbal substances to inactivate toxic substances in the body. Chelation is used to treat iron overload in some patients.
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The known scientific method is called Chelation. Some very simple substances have Chelation possibilities: cilantro (coriander) for example. Apple pectin and seaweed, such as kelp.

Better is the green algae called chlorella. That’s really quite successful. Chlorella is one of the MOST scientifically researched supplements in human history. There are thousands of research papers on chlorella from medical institutions, scientific journals and universities. NASA has decided it will be one of the first foods grown on the space station when it is completed. There is not a single report of toxicity to humans taking chlorella, though if you have too much iron on board—a disease called hemochromatosis—you should know that chlorella contains lots of iron.PAGE 55 Cance r Confidential Keith Scott-Mumby MD, MBChB, PhD

Alpha lipoic acid, which is a great brain re-inforcer and glutathione enhancer, also has chelation properties. That’s useful at doses of 100- 200 mgms.

Beyond these simple compounds you will need to see someone who is licensed to carry out office chelation. Unfortunately, that is fraught with medico-legal problems. Chelation agents are much more controversial. The simplest is EDTA, which is added to food so it’s pretty safe. Others include succinate, DMPS and DMSA. You can read about these widely on the web.