E.D.T.A., and Melatonin
Hi, A friend of mine was having IV chelation and next to him was a man whose feet were dark blue, nearly black. My friend said within 30 minutes the man's feet were pink with circulation. The bottle of oral E.D.T.A. I have says, oral chelation. A very knowledgeable doctor who was hounded by the law who hated him for his knowledge and expert ways to detox and also to return lost immunity, says to take some potassium because the oral type I was taking, leaches a small amount of potassium. If I take 3 capsules of E.D.T.A., I will take one potassium of 99 mg, which is the limit allowed to be sold OTC. My friend said 99 mg of potassium is like the RDA of vitamins, or all but worthless. One more interesting factoid is, I found a large book that had been exposed to water damage and at least half the book needed to be thrown away but my curious nature caused me to leaf through some of the pages, which was the fourth edition of Life Extension. It was on page 576 I saw a long article about Melatonin being good for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, among other things. That caused me to buy the sixth edition. About 35 dollars including shipping. Heaviest book I've ever bought and it seems to cover nearly everything. Jean
E.D.T.A., and Melatonin
Jean Baugh 6:55 PM (1 hour ago) to silver-list Hi, A friend of mine was having IV chelation and next to him was a man whose feet were dark blue, nearly black. My friend said within 30 minutes the man's feet were pink with circulation. The bottle of oral E.D.T.A. I have says, oral chelation. A very knowledgeable doctor who was hounded by the law who hated him for his knowledge and expert ways to detox and also to return lost immunity, says to take some potassium because the oral type I was taking, leaches a small amount of potassium. If I take 3 capsules of E.D.T.A., I will take one potassium of 99 mg, which is the limit allowed to be sold OTC. My friend said 99 mg of potassium is like the RDA of vitamins, or all but worthless. One more interesting factoid is, I found a large book that had been exposed to water damage and at least half the book needed to be thrown away but my curious nature caused me to leaf through some of the pages, which was the fourth edition of Life Extension. It was on page 576 I saw a long article about Melatonin being good for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, among other things. That caused me to buy the sixth edition. About 35 dollars including shipping. Heaviest book I've ever bought and it seems to cover nearly everything. Jean
