Real Anti-aging Series: The Science Behind Intravenous Chelation Therapy

[00:07:25]   Dr Suzanne airs her view on why most physicians are not eager to further their education and keep up to date with new ways of doing things.

[00:10:35]   They discuss how long chelation therapy has been around for.

[00:11:35]   The discussion turns to intravenous chelation therapy and what needs to be done before therapy can start or be recommended.

[00:15:35]   Dr Suzanne responds to a question of Carl’s on electrolyte supplementation as well as iron supplementation

[00:18:58]   Dr Suzanne explains the IV chelation process and describes where the minerals and metals are excreted.

[00:21:05]   The chelator is a kind of suicide molecule in that when it binds up these metals it makes them unable to do the damage that free floating mercury would do in your blood versus free float mercury that is bound to the EDTA (Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid), DR Suzanne responds to this statement. After which Carl talks about an experience he had after doing chelation.

[00:24:25]   The conversation addresses studies that claim intravenous collation therapy has the ability to remove arteriosclerotic plaque art. Dr Suzanne expounds in detail.

[00:27:15]   Dr Suzanne elaborates on the general outcomes of patients after IV chelation therapy.

[00:30:00]   A conversation on selenium and magnesium as chelators, follows.

[00:30:32]   Pulling tissue from the calves in a biopsy approach to assess the tissue, is the next topic of discussion and Carl shares a personal issue.

[00:39:10]   Does EDTA make it into the brain, and if so, can it chelate what's in the brain? Dr Suzanne responds and answers a question about DMSA (Dimercaptosuccinic acid) as chelator.

[00:43:05]   Dr Suzanne explains how many sessions, on average, someone has to go for IV chelation before they start to feel a difference.

[00:44:30]   A remarkable description of “brain tap” follows.

[00:46:45]   Some discussion on what patients feel during IV chelation therapy, follows.

[00:47:35]   What role do metalloids like Mercury play in gut dysfunction? Dr Suzanne replies and Carl weighs in.

[00:56:20]   Carl shares some information on EDTA suppositories and that it could assist in healing prostatitis. Dr Suzanne shares how they treat patients with fungal and bacterial infections with ozone auto hemolytic therapy and UV light.

[00:59:09]   The discussion circles back to how one would know that the metals have been successfully chelated and extracted.

[01:00:00]   Dr Suzanne explains what type of patient should seek out chelation therapy and expounds on the disease states that could be caused by high metalloids.

[01:01:00]   Can you have low mercury levels in blood, but yet have high mercury levels in tissue. Dr Suzanne responds and shares some outcomes of her patients after therapy.

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