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Hypnotism   Aura Reading   Kundalini   Holistic Healing   Pet Therapy  Pranayama   Sleep disorders   Flu  How Is Flu Treated  Arteriosclerosis                            Occupational therapy  Psychotherapy   Speech therapy  Psychiatry  Gene therapy  Hormone replacement therapy  Hyperbaric oxygen therapy  Radiology  Angiography  Neurology  Oncology  Optometry  Orthopaedics Chelation therapy Chelation therapy consists of slow-drip IV injections of EDTA (ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid),a synthetic amino acid, combined with aerobic exercise, special diet and no smoking. EDTA treatment has been around since the 1940's, when it was developed to treat lead poisoning.. The word "chelate" is derived from the Greek word for claw and apparently refers to the alleged removal of plaque and calcium deposits from arteries and veins by EDTA. Advocates claim that there is ample evidence to support the claim that chelation can prevent and cure heart disease, stroke, senility, diabetic gangrene and many other vascular diseases. For example, the unpublished Cypher report collected data from several physicians who used chelation to treat patients with vascular diseases. Over 19,000 cases were studied and about 86% showed "a significant enhancement in the arterial perfusion of the upper and lower extremities, " according to James P. Carter, M.D., in Racketeering in Medicine; Hippocrates Forsaken for Profit. However, the treatments were carried out independently by different physicians and there were no control groups. Lack of adequate controls in studies purporting to demonstrate the effectiveness of chelation has been a consistent criticism of skeptics. The evidence in favor of chelation as a cure for heart disease seems to consist mainly of testimonials and subjective patient/physician reports. Advocates claim that it is too expensive to do scientifically controlled studies and that there is a conspiracy by the medical establishment to prevent such studies from being undertaken. Critics of the therapy in the American Medical Association (AMA) and the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) claim that there is no good scientific evidence supporting the extravagant claims of advocates. Defenders of the therapy claim that the medical establishment has engaged in a half-century of deceit and conspiracy to suppress chelation because of fear it would cut into the profits made by drug therapy and surgery. Advocates claim that chelation is about 10 times cheaper than a coronary bypass with equal or better results. They also claim that scientific medicine bases treatment decisions on politics and economics, not on evidence from controlled studies. Chelation therapy is not covered by Medicare nor will most insurance companies pay for it. The American Heart Association's Task Force on New and Unestablished Therapies reviewed the available literature on the use of chelation in treating arteriosclerotic heart disease. They found no scientific evidence to demonstrate any benefit from this form of therapy. Chelation therapy is surely a testable therapy. Advocates maintain that it has been tested and proven to be an effective cure of vascular diseases. Skeptics, which includes the American Medical Association and the American Heart Association, deny that studies support any such claims. Advocates claim that the medical establishment is more interested in making money than in curing diseases. They claim that EDTA  is cheap and can't be patented, so there is no big money to be made by pharmaceutical firms. They also claim that surgery is preferred by the medical establishment because it is expensive. To accept the chelation advocates' argument is to accept the notion that the American medical establishment systematically suppresses evidence and persecutes anyone who challenges their monopoly. The conspiracy theory is argued at length by Dr. James P. Carter. Advocates of "oral chelation" claim it is much cheaper than traditional chelation therapy, but so far there is no charge of conspiracy by traditional chelation advocates, though they seem to consider "oral chelation" misleading and ineffective. One advocate of "oral chelation" claims it costs one tenth of what IV chelation costs and it can "Reduce Your Risk of Heart Attack by as much as 85%." by- http://skepdic.com

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