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BEAT HEART DISEASE WITHOUT SURGERY: TREATMENT MODES-CHELATION, OXYGEN ETAL-THE PROTOCOL OF CHELATING PHYSICIANS
When the patient first makes contact he or she is invited for a series of tests, after being sent a full information pack (with prices) to study beforehand. If the patient has private insurance the cost of tests is usually refundable, but the whole question of cost varies from country to country and is currently a political issue.
Before beginning treatment, there are several tests required, none of which are invasive or endangering.
a blood test (for kidney and liver function, as well as a full chemical profile including cholesterol, lipid and sugar levels, and free radical biomarkers)
an electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) to test resting heart function
a urine analysis (a second check for kidney function and for the presence of sugar in the urine (which may indicate diabetes). This is repeated as the course goes on
a Doppler ultrasound artery scan: to ascertain bloodflow efficiency at 14 arterial sites throughout the body, also to check pulsatility index and stenosis. (NB: Unlike angiography this test is non-invasive and quite painless. After it a print out of the main arterial readings is made on a body map for comparison later
an exercise stress test to see how the heart performs under exertion (sometimes known as the treadmill test). This test is favoured above the Doppler by many chelating physicians (including Professor Van Der Schaar) because it measures the heart’s performance and if this improves then it is clear that the coronary arteries serving it are improving, as will be the entire arterial system
When these results have been ascertained the patient has a full consultation with the doctor who may decide to undertake further tests, depending on the patient’s medical history. Blood pressure is taken at this point (and constantly throughout each treatment) and then a course of EDTA Chelation is recommended, based on each individual patient’s need.
The initial course will probably consist of an average 20-30 intravenous infusions of magnesium EDTA. Depending on the patient’s tests, the ingredients of the infusion may also include heparin, an anti-coagulant, and various vitamins and minerals known to combat free radical activity, such as magnesium sulphate, thiamin, neocytamen, nicotinic acid, potassium chloride, pyridoxine hydrochloride, ascorbic acid and calcium pentathonate. During the course of infusions the patient will also be required to take an oral chelating supplement both to complement the work of the infusions and to replace any minerals which may haven been chelated out with the calcium (see next chapter for details of oral chelation).
Kidney function is very carefully checked during the course of the treatment, because ultimately the waste products from arterial plaque will be excreted mainly (95 per cent) through the kidneys.
Liver function is also important as the liver helps with detoxification. (Such checks will be constantly monitored throughout the treatment.)
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