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History of Oral Chelation

The Early Years

KURT DONSBACH, D.C., N.D., Ph.D. a visionary, inventor, creator, healer and founder of the 3 largest holistic hospitals in the world. Dr. Donsbach also served as chairman of the board for the National Health Federation for 15 years. Dr. Donsbach has also published a book called Heart Disease, Stroke, Oral Chelation and Intravenous Chelation. His specialization into the areas of arthritic and rheumatoid disorders led him to an association with the late great pioneer nutritionist, Dr. Royal Lee. Dr. Donsback led the way in developing oxidative therapies as well as the first oral Chelation product. There are essentially three methods of Chelation:

• IV (intravenous, with a needle into the veins)
• Oral (taken orally through the mouth)
• Suppository

In a 1985, a Chelation pamphlet, published by Dr. Donsback stated:

“The term (Oral Chelation) is used because the end result is the same, with considerably less discomfort and cost (approximately 1,500 percent less).

The two chelation approaches, intravenous infusion of EDTA and the oral nutrient approach, both are lifesavers to countless individuals. Many physicians are now opting for a combination of the two methods since they work in different fashions and by doing so find that the intravenous infusions can be cut down from a series of 30 to only 10 treatments. Furthermore, by using a maintenance dose of the oral, the patient is protected for the future so that he does not need to be rechelated with EDTA. “

Italics added for further clarification.

Today, Oral Chelation has spread to World Wide use and acceptance. Its found to be an effective alternative way of chelating (binding to and removing) toxic heavy metals and minerals from your system that you can do in the comfort of your own home. (see a Brief Summary of Oral Chelation)