Chelation And Disease

There's a new form of chelation therapy - it's called Detoxamin.

Free Radicals

One of the main benefits of EDTA Chelation therapy is its ability to quench free radicals.

Aging Process

Free radical pathology (oxidative stress) is the kernel of all aging processes. 

Oxidative Stress

Regardless of the theory, the biology of aging ultimately culminates in oxidative stress (OS). 

There is increasing evidence that many of the other risk factors associated with atherosclerotic vascular disease (AVD) (smoking, hyperhomocysteinemia, etc.) are linked with oxidative stress and the resultant free radical-mediated damage.

Oxidative Stress is the imbalance between free radicals and available endogenous and exogenous antioxidants. Oxidative stress has been linked to many human disease conditions. These include atherosclerosis, hypertension, diabetes, and cancer, to name a few. It has also been associated with normal physiological phenomena like the "aging process" and "cataract formation" in the eye. T

Detoxamin with Ca-Disodium EDTA binds to toxic metals at the cellular level, thereby reducing free radicals, reversing cross-linking, improves membrane fluidity and improves cell signaling.

- Detoxamin is the most advanced chelation available

Detoxamin with Ca-Disodium EDTA binds to toxic metals at the cellular level, thereby reducing free radicals, reversing cross-linking, improves membrane fluidity and improves cell signaling.

Oxidative damage causes a net stress on the normal body functions and may result in many specific diseases. It also appears to contribute to the general decline in the optimum body functions, that is commonly believed to occur as a result of "aging process". Among the many Oxidative Stress mediated diseases are: Alzheimer's, Autoimmune Disease , Cancer , Cardiovascular Disease, Cataractogenesis , Diabetes  Iron Overload , Ischemic-Reperfusion Injury.