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| Angioprim would seem to supposedly be chelation therapy in pill form
"Chelation therapy doesn't seem to be an effective treatment for heart disease.
Chelation therapy has long been used as a treatment for mercury and lead poisoning. And in the past, some people received chelation therapy to treat heart disease and stroke. But it isn't a proven treatment for these conditions. Chelation therapy also can cause serious side effects when used as a heart disease treatment.
Chelation therapy involves weekly treatments of medicine called ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, also known as EDTA. The medicine is given through a vein. Each treatment lasts from 30 minutes to up to a few hours.
The medicine finds and sticks to metals and minerals in the bloodstream. This action forms a substance that works its way through the body and leaves in the urine. Some early researchers thought that EDTA might stick to and remove calcium found in plaque buildups that clog arteries. That's why they thought chelation therapy could treat heart disease.
But recent research suggests otherwise."
Chelation therapy for heart disease: Does it work?
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I see a post about circulation issues
