Real Anti-Aging Series: At-home Chelation Therapy

[00:06:55]   Patrick explains what chelation does for your body.

• centered around removing toxic heavy metals.
  • mercury
  • lead
  • aluminum
  • copper
• attracted to about 15 different metals
• removing them from
  • your circulatory system – bloodstream
  • and the lining of your circulatory system – endothelium
• the metals cause your circulatory system to become more rigid
• as you pull those heavy metals out, it helps that to become more pliable, more flexible, and oxygen carrying potential goes up.
• It will also remove unnecessary calcium – but it has to be done slowly.

[00:08:25]    EDTA (Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is a chelating agent. Patrick names a few natural chelators.

[00:09:30]   Carl mentions that Vitamin C could increase the absorption of iron. Patrick explains that EDTA will remove both ferric and ferrous iron.

[00:11:26]   Patrick describes the advantage of doing chelation at a slower rate with the EDTA suppositories.

[00:13:50]   Patrick recommends how and when to take the suppository and suggests that a multimineral be taken 8 hours apart from the EDTA.

[00:15:02]    Does EDTA cause demineralization? Patrick responds and explains that it is a much gentler chelator.

[00:18:50]   The discussion turns to detoxification symptoms.

[00:20:28]   Carl tells a personal story about contact lenses and amalgam fillings. Patrick joins in and the discussion turns to mercury.

[00:31:39]   Carl shares a fascinating study on EDTA.

[00:33:38]   Patrick explains the time- frame on removing toxic metals.

[00:36:30]   A conversation on urine testing for heavy metals follows after which they discuss EDTA dosages for various individuals.

[00:39:00]   Suppository insertors are discussed next ?

[00:42:00]   Carl describes in detail how the suppository should be inserted.

[00:45:50]   Carl asks Patrick to share some anecdotal stories of outcomes after EDTA use.

[00:48:40]   The discussion turns to prostatitis.

[00:54:55]   Carl poses a hypothesis, and they continue to discuss chelation therapy and plaque build-up in blood vessels.

[00:52:13]   Is there anything a person can do along with their EDTA suppository therapy to make it work better? Patrick replies.

[01:01:30]   The conversation segues to plant-based eating.

[00:57:07]   Patrick reiterates that people should try to remove as many contact points from your environment as possible, e.g.:

• household goods
• non-stick surfaces on cooking
• lipstick
• hair dyes
• deodorant, etc.