Chelation therapy involves using a medication or another substance (called a chelating agent) to bind metals or minerals so they can be excreted from your body. This procedure can be risky ...

Nonetheless, procedures will be implemented to comply ... deaths nor heart attacks have been reported to be due to intravenous chelation therapy, and fewer side effects are reported than with ...

"Chelation therapy is used to treat lead poisoning and can cause kidney damage, electrolyte imbalances and even death for those without heavy metal poisoning," Julie Landry, co-founder and board ...

Chelation therapy allows scientists to "grab hold of" and withhold metal nutrients, thus depriving cell growth of an important fuel. "We took these NCI cell lines and treated them with a copper ...

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy (TACT) was begun in 2003 and is expected to be completed in 2009. It is a trial of office-based, intravenous disodium ...