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First used in World War I to help the victims of poison gas attacks, chelation therapy was further refined in the 1940s to treat sailors who used poisonous lead based paint on the hulls of navy ships. In a nutshell, chelation therapy is the use of chemical agents that form bonds with toxic heavy metals, such as lead, mercury and arsenic, so they may be flushed out of the body. Detoxamin EDTA is one of those chelation agents.

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The chelating agent in Detoxamin is the amino acid Calcium-EDTA. Studies of Ca-EDTA have proven its efficacy in lowering cancer mortality. One study of 59 patients treated with this chelating agent over an 18-year period demonstrated a 90% reduction in mortality from cancer. But cancer is not the only disease that can be treated with Detoxamin therapy. Experts say that just about every health trouble, from learning disorders to heart disease is worsened by the increased levels of lead and other heavy metals that we have been accumulating. A medical publication, released in 1999 revealed that "human exposure to heavy metals has risen dramatically in the last 50 years as a result of ... heavy metals in industrial process and products."

Using Detoxamin EDTA to remove toxic metals from the body can help prevent or alleviate such illnesses as the deterioration of heart and blood vessels, arthritis, chronic fatigue and irritable bowel syndromes, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis and pancreatitis.

Although Detoxamin EDTA can cleanse toxic metal from most of the cells all over the body, they cannot be removed from bones. Therefore, even after the successful completion of a 90-day or 180-day cleansing program, it is recommended to continue with a Detoxamin maintenance program to remove heavy metals that are re-distributed from the bones into the bloodstream on a regular basis.