A Textbook on Edta Chelation Therapy
A Textbook on Edta Chelation Therapy by Elmer M. Cranton is a comprehensive resource published by Hampton Roads Pub. on April 1, 2001. This 563-page edition presents an in-depth examination of EDTA chelation therapy, a method designed to remove metallic ions from the human body, which are implicated in the formation of atherosclerotic plaque. Dr. Cranton compiles the latest research and information on the therapy’s effects and protocols, making it a valuable reference for those interested in alternative medical treatments.
Readers will find detailed insights into the mechanisms and applications of EDTA chelation therapy, including its growing acceptance among physicians in the United States as a safer and more cost-effective alternative to surgical interventions for atherosclerosis. The book covers various topics related to health and fitness, alternative therapies, and medical practices, providing a thorough understanding of the therapy’s role in cardiology and pharmacology. This edition serves as an essential guide for both practitioners and individuals seeking knowledge about alternative medicine approaches.
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EDTA chelation therapy removes from the human body, with relative safety and without surgery, metallic ions that play an important role in the formation of atherosclerotic plaque. Dr. Elmer Cranton’s compilation of the most current and pertinent information on EDTA chelation therapy is now back in print, with even more information about chelation’s effects, protocols, and status based on the latest research. Find out why more than a thousand physicians in the United States already offer EDTA chelation therapy as a safer and far less expensive alternative to surgical treatments for atherosclerosis.
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