Does anyone have experience using EDTA
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Paul said:
Does anyone have experience using EDTAFor what purpose?
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Paul said:
Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Oral EDTA-Chelation Therapy
Now, somebody might actually have a clue as to what you are talking
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A distant Aunt of mine had a brutal stroke at age 75 and went through
injected EDTA chelation therapy. She is currently 85 and does volunteer work
with the YMCA and various charity groups. Driving people all over town she
says she didn't feel this good at age 16.The therapy is expensive as the medical gurus have determeined they don't
want to pay for the procedure unless it is for lead poisoning. It takes
many. many visits over the period of months to years on a depreciating
frequency basis.Ten years later she looks good still.
"Paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Thanks
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Paul said:
Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Thanks
PaulWe use it in the lab to prevent a blood specimen from clotting
before running it thru the cell counter.It's a calcium binder.....
I'm dubious about it's safety as a food preservative.
What's wrong with ascorbates and tocopherols?
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What binding powers do ascorbates and tocopherals have?
"OmManiPadmeOmelet" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Paul said:
Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Thanks
PaulWe use it in the lab to prevent a blood specimen from clotting
before running it thru the cell counter.It's a calcium binder.....
I'm dubious about it's safety as a food preservative.
What's wrong with ascorbates and tocopherols?
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Om."My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack
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In article <1124651629.ac5acdccff1d8cc1a76a6fdf0a33b178@teranews>,
Pizza Girl. said:
What binding powers do ascorbates and tocopherals have?
I was referring to their use as preservatives in food...
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"Mr-Natural-Health" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Paul said:
Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Oral EDTA-Chelation Therapy
Now, somebody might actually have a clue as to what you are talking
about.EDTA has not been shown to be helpful in preventing heart disease.
Jeff
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"Pizza Girl." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:1124631121.609f4f09a0c30a77ce25023ebe932e01@teranews...Quoted message said:
A distant Aunt of mine had a brutal stroke at age 75 and went through
injected EDTA chelation therapy. She is currently 85 and does volunteer
work
with the YMCA and various charity groups. Driving people all over town she
says she didn't feel this good at age 16.The therapy is expensive as the medical gurus have determeined they don't
want to pay for the procedure unless it is for lead poisoning.That is because there is no evidence that the treatment works. It is a waste
of time and money. That is why the medical gurus don't want to pay for it.Quoted message said:
It takes
many. many visits over the period of months to years on a depreciating
frequency basis.Ten years later she looks good still.
I am sure she did many other things besides chelation.
Jeff
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Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Thanks
Paul -
On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 00:17:39 GMT, "Jeff" <[email hidden]>
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"Mr-Natural-Health" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Paul said:
Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Oral EDTA-Chelation Therapy
Now, somebody might actually have a clue as to what you are talking
about.EDTA has not been shown to be helpful in preventing heart disease.
Research on EDTA chelation is ongoing. See, for example:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=15917185&query_hl=1 -
Yes she sat in her wheel chair and slobered a lot while she did mumble
therapy. I think the slobbering is the medical way to cure a bad stroke.Try a better troll 3 out of 10 [censored]
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I am sure she did many other things besides chelation.Jeff
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Wanna' talk cars or something instead then?
"OmManiPadmeOmelet" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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In article <1124651629.ac5acdccff1d8cc1a76a6fdf0a33b178@teranews>,
Pizza Girl. said:
What binding powers do ascorbates and tocopherals have?
I was referring to their use as preservatives in food...
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That's just [censored] from another [censored]
WTF do you think a stroke is jerk off?
"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Mr-Natural-Health" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Paul said:
Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Oral EDTA-Chelation Therapy
Now, somebody might actually have a clue as to what you are talking
about.EDTA has not been shown to be helpful in preventing heart disease.
Jeff
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"Pizza Girl." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:1124674892.1525ca7c9eb7a7a16acde0415aced82a@teranews...Quoted message said:
That's just [censored] from another [censored].
WTF do you think a stroke is jerk off?
A stroke is damage to the brain from lack of blood flow, usually from a
clot.The mechanisms of heart disease and stroke are very similar, both involving
hardening of the arteries.And, I don't believe that EDTA has been shown to be beneficial to help
stroke or heart disease or prevent either one of them.Jeff
PS, You should start posting your comment inline. It makes the conversation
easier to follow and show respect to your fellow readers. Of course, I am
not suggesting that anything you have to say is worthwhile reading.Quoted message said:
"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Mr-Natural-Health" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Paul wrote:> Does anyone have experience using EDTA
Oral EDTA-Chelation Therapy
Now, somebody might actually have a clue as to what you are talking
about.EDTA has not been shown to be helpful in preventing heart disease.
Jeff
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"Pizza Girl." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:1124674801.a537a73f4a278c4b8c26f455f452dfc7@teranews...Quoted message said:
Yes she sat in her wheel chair and slobered a lot while she did mumble
therapy. I think the slobbering is the medical way to cure a bad stroke.Try a better troll 3 out of 10 [censored]
Thanks for the nice comments. You really show your intelligence with them.
When did you aunt get the EDTA in relationship to her storke? Immediately? A
few days after? A few weeks or months after?What evidence is there that EDTA helps stroke victims?
Thanks.
Jeff
PS, it would be much easier to follow your conversations, if there is
anything worth following, if you made your comments in line instead of on
top.Quoted message said:
"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I am sure she did many other things besides chelation.Jeff
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Pizza Girl. said:
A distant Aunt of mine had a brutal stroke at age 75 and went through
injected EDTA chelation therapy. She is currently 85 and does volunteer
workQuoted message said:
with the YMCA and various charity groups. Driving people all over town she
says she didn't feel this good at age 16.Pizza Girl, I receive health mailings for oral EDTA capsules
products all the time. -
You should stop trolling.
"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Pizza Girl." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:1124674892.1525ca7c9eb7a7a16acde0415aced82a@teranews...Quoted message said:
That's just [censored] from another [censored].
WTF do you think a stroke is jerk off?
A stroke is damage to the brain from lack of blood flow, usually from a
clot.The mechanisms of heart disease and stroke are very similar, both
involvingQuoted message said:
hardening of the arteries.
And, I don't believe that EDTA has been shown to be beneficial to help
stroke or heart disease or prevent either one of them.Jeff
PS, You should start posting your comment inline. It makes the
conversationQuoted message said:
easier to follow and show respect to your fellow readers. Of course, I am
not suggesting that anything you have to say is worthwhile reading.Quoted message said:
"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Mr-Natural-Health" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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> Paul wrote:
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>> Does anyone have experience using EDTA
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> Oral EDTA-Chelation Therapy
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> Now, somebody might actually have a clue as to what you are talking
> about.EDTA has not been shown to be helpful in preventing heart disease.
Jeff
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Stop troll posting
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"Pizza Girl." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:1124674801.a537a73f4a278c4b8c26f455f452dfc7@teranews...Quoted message said:
Yes she sat in her wheel chair and slobered a lot while she did mumble
therapy. I think the slobbering is the medical way to cure a bad stroke.Try a better troll 3 out of 10 [censored]
Thanks for the nice comments. You really show your intelligence with them.
When did you aunt get the EDTA in relationship to her storke? Immediately?
AQuoted message said:
few days after? A few weeks or months after?
What evidence is there that EDTA helps stroke victims?
Thanks.
Jeff
PS, it would be much easier to follow your conversations, if there is
anything worth following, if you made your comments in line instead of on
top.Quoted message said:
"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I am sure she did many other things besides chelation.Jeff
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I didn't know it could be taken orally. Is it as effective?
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Pizza Girl. said:
A distant Aunt of mine had a brutal stroke at age 75 and went through
injected EDTA chelation therapy. She is currently 85 and does volunteer
workQuoted message said:
with the YMCA and various charity groups. Driving people all over town
sheQuoted message said:
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says she didn't feel this good at age 16.
Pizza Girl, I receive health mailings for oral EDTA capsules
products all the time. -
In article <1124684343.36eb72800717f9f464e0abbd857bd198@teranews>,
Pizza Girl. said:
You should stop trolling.
On the rag again deary?????
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