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CANDIDA CLEANSE TREATMENT | PROSTATE ENLARGEMENT

HYPERBARIC THERAPY | HYPERBARIC CHAMBER

MEDICARDIUM EDTA CHELATION

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Magnesium based or Calcium based EDTA?
There are two forms of EDTA currently available for chelation, those with calcium already attached to the EDTA molecule, and those without. Calcium free chelation has been the standard for the past 50 years. It is the preferred method of chelation for several reasons. Our magnesium Di-potassium EDTA is one such calcium free EDTA.

Calcified plaque and, soft tissue
As we age, calcium accumulates in the arteries and soft tissues of the body. When it deposits in dead tissue, it is called dystrophic calcium (like atherosclerotic plaques). When it deposits in living tissue, it is called metastatic calcium (like arteriosclerosis). Only calcium free EDTA can remove this calcium from the tissue and arteries.

Calcium and muscle tension
When calcium gets into a cell, the cell turns on, whatever “on” is for that cell. If it is a muscle cell that the calcium enters, then the muscle contracts. If the calcium stays there, the muscle stays contracted. The familiar knots in client’s upper backs and necks are just such calcified muscles that are forever in the “on” or contracted position. The pathological version of this is fibromyalgia where there are many such knotted muscles in the client’s body. The extreme example of this is, rigor mortis, in which all the muscles of the body flood with calcium and contract. As we age, we accumulate more and more dystrophic and metastatic calcium, and become stiffer and stiffer. Again, only a calcium free EDTA can be of benefit here.

Calcium and blood viscosity
Calcium free chelation improves blood viscosity by removing ionized calcium and normalizing

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Guatemala, Guatemala City,
Baltimore, Maryland,
Downey, California
El Salvador, San Salvador
Yemen, Sana
Lebanon, Beirut
Libya, Tripoli
Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates, Al Hamriyah, UAE
Guatemala, Guatemala City

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HYPERBARIC THERAPY | HYPERBARIC CHAMBER

HYPERBARIC STROKE TREATMENT

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The purpose of this report is to provide a guide to the strengths and limitations of the evidence about the use of HBOT to treat patients who have brain injury, cerebral palsy, and stroke. Brain injury can be caused by an external physical force (also known as traumatic brain injury, or TBI); rapid acceleration or deceleration of the head; bleeding within or around the brain; lack of sufficient oxygen to the brain; or toxic substances passing through the blood-brain barrier. Brain injury results in temporary or permanent impairment of cognitive, emotional, and/or physical functioning.

Cerebral palsy refers to a motor deficit that usually manifests itself by 2 years of age and is secondary to an abnormality of at least the part of the brain that relates to motor function. Stroke refers to a sudden interruption of the blood supply to the brain, usually caused by a blocked artery or a ruptured blood vessel, leading to an interruption of homeostasis of cells, and symptoms such as loss of speech and loss of motor function.

While these conditions have different etiologies, prognostic factors, and outcomes, they also have important similarities. Each condition represents a broad spectrum, from barely perceptible or mild disabilities to devastating ones. All three are characterized by acute and chronic phases and by changes over time in the type and degree of disability. Another similarity is that the outcome of conventional treatment is often unsatisfactory. For brain injury in particular, there is a strong sense that conventional treatment has made little impact on outcomes.

Salt Lake City, Utah
Queanbeyan, Australia
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Chad, N’Djamena
Gladstone, Queensland,
Burbank, California
Solomon Islands, Honiara
Iran, Teheran
Jamaica, Kingston
Redcliffe, Queensland

Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber

Portable Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers

Cerebral Palsy Therapy Hyperbaric Chambers