To everyone who's interested in chelation:
I believe I got my last batch of Kelatox from Vitalfoodstore, but it doesn't much matter where you get it from:
http://www.vitalfoodstore.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=kelatox&Search.x=0&Search.y=0As others have pointed out, though, chelation does pull out the good with the bad. Be sure to also take a good-quality multivitamin in the morning to replenish your lost minerals (suppository use happens before you go to bed at night). Solaray is a good brand, and it's cheap. Don't take the multi later in the day, or the EDTA will just bind to the components of your multi. Start off with one 900 mg suppository every other night, or even every 3rd night; if things seem to be going well for your body, kick it up to every night.
Here's the thing about chelation, though, that I discovered when trying to find a link to the home heavy metals test kit that Kelatox and Detoxamin used to sell: the FDA is attacking companies that make chelation products, and they've had to stop selling many of their products. I wasn't able to find their test kits anywhere. Check out:
http://www.kelatox.com/Kelatox_and
http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/WarningLetters/2010/ucm229230.htmYou can still, for the moment, order kelatox from some online retailers who have a back stock of it, but if you're interested in doing it, I'd say now's the time; the Facist Drug Aministration seems determined to do away with anything that might help people deal with environmentally-induced illness ("sorry, you can't chelate, but here, have a Prozac...")
I did find some other test kits at:
http://heavymetalstest.com/It's a good idea to have some sort of metals testing done before you start a chelation regimen. Ideally, you'd find a good naturopath who knows about this sort of stuff, but I realize that in many places that's not possible.
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