Chelation Therapy In Switzerland ; Prevents Cancer
We'd like to give you some interesting history about Chelation Therapy and cancer.
Beginning in 1958 a lengthy study was conducted in Switzerland on 231 adults who lived near a well-traveled highway and had a higher rate of cancer mortality than other people of the same city who lived in traffic-free areas. The study group also suffered from a higher incidence of nervous disorders, headaches, fatigue, gastrointestinal disorders, depression, and substance abuse. The researchers suggested that their symptoms might be due to a higher level of exposure to lead from automobile exhausts.
Then in 1961, fifty-nine patients from the group received ten or more EDTA chelation treatments plus Vitamins C and B1, while the remaining 172 members of the group were untreated and served as control subjects.
An eighteen-year follow-up study of the group conducted by Walter Blumer, MD, of Nestal, Switzerland, revealed that only one of the fifty-nine treated patients died of cancer (1.7 percent) as compared to thirty deaths (17.6 percent) form cancer among the nontreated subjects. This is a ninety percent reduction of mortality from cancer.
Dr. Blumer found that death from atherosclerosis was also reduced among the treated patients. His findings were based upon Swiss death certificates and statistical evidence showing that EDTA chelation therapy was the only significant difference between the control group and their treated patients. Commenting on Dr. Blumer's study, Garry F. Gordon, MD, of Tempe, Arizona, says, "Anything that reduces your burden of toxic metals, which feeds the fire of free radicals, sufficiently safeguards your immune system so that your body can more efficiently handle early cancers."
Dr. Gordon prefers to view chelation therapy in terms of cancer prevention and not as a treatment itself. "Cancer has been linked to free radical pathology and EDTA chelation removes elements, such as iron, which can accelerate this pathology," he says. "Therefore, chelation treatments can minimize one's risk of developing cancer."
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