EDTA Chelation Suppositories Reviews: Which Are the Best?

This EDTA chelation suppositories review covers both Calcium Di-Sodium EDTA Chelation Suppositories: and Medicardium.

Medicardium, reviewed below, has a Magnesium Di-Potassium base that carries the EDTA.

EDTA Chelation Suppositories Reviews: Formula Considerations

Calcium Di-Sodium EDTA Chelation Suppositories are the common form of this treatment. The calcium do-sodium carrier of the chelator is made in bulk by many chemical companies, cheap and easily obtainable. **This is the reason calcium do-sodium suppositories are cheaper than the more advanced product I review below.** A calcium di-sodium base (that the EDTA is bound to) is comprised of two substances of which many people already have enough; calcium and sodium (salt).

For some people with a major burden of any toxic heavy metal such as lead, mercury, cadmium, aluminum, uranium etc., the Calcium Di-Sodium EDTA Chelation Suppositories initially work well.

However the more refined formula of the Medicardium Magnesium Di-Potassium EDTA is a MUCH better choice for most of us because the majority of people need more magnesium and potassium and less calcium and sodium.

Another disadvantage of the cheaper calcium di-sodium suppositories is the methylcellulose compound included in the base ingredients. While inert, it does not have as natural a feel as the cocoa butter/white wax carrier used in Medicardium EDTA chelation suppositories.

EDTA Chelation Suppositories
Reviews: Medicardium

Unique Magnesium Di-Potassium EDTA formula: Magnesium is THE hardest mineral to absorb, because of its large molecular size. In addition, soils have been progressively depleted of magnesium. This is because artificial fertilizers do not contain this mineral.

Magnesium is an anti-stress mineral because it de-activates the fight-or-flight part of the autonomic (involuntary) nervous system. Constant stress is very damaging and not natural. You see, sympathetic (fight-or-flight) mode is only meant for acute emergencies.

But too many of us are in that mode far too often to be good for us. The parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) part of our autonomic nervous system should predominate unless there is an emergency.

Parasympathetic mode is where we can best digest our food, relax, enjoy sex and sleep well.

When the parasympathetic part of our autonomic nervous system is slightly predominant, this is the state where healing can proceed undisturbed.

** Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez, famous researcher and cancer doctor in New York City, says that a big part of healing cancer is balancing the autonomic nervous system.

The magnesium in the Medicardium formula helps to de-activate stress mode. AND the potassium part of Medicardium helps to ACTIVATE our 'rest-and-digest' system.

Medicardium was perfect for helping my body to become more supple, by removing the calcium from the muscles and organs where it didn't belong...

**My latest dental X-rays astounded me - incredible bone density! Previous dental X-rays showed more porous bone. Recently I learned that EDTA chelation tends to INCREASE skeletal integrity!**

My experience (and that of clients and family who use Medicardium) is that it has a PROFOUNDLY relaxing effect.

Medicardium Magnesium Di-Potassium EDTA Suppositories -
Designed to be SAFE!

Medicardium comes in only one size: 500 mg of EDTA.

There is a rationale behind only offering Medicardium in this size.

For someone with compromised liver and/or kidney function, Medicardium may be a better choice because of its lower potency and Magnesium Di-Potassium formula!

As Spencer Feldman, the developer of Medicardium points out, doctors administering his product to their patients affirmed that this dose cannot possibly release an amount of heavy metals that could harm the kidneys.

You see, when an EDTA chelation suppository captures heavy metals, the route of excretion is the bowel. Our gut lining is replaced every 3 days or so, and therefore the bowel is able to quickly repair itself.

Not so the kidneys. They are very delicate. If too large a quantity of heavy metals are released at once, some needs to be then eliminated by the kidneys - NOT A GOOD IDEA!

In fact, Mr. Feldman told me that a medical doctor recommended Medicardium for a patient with only ONE kidney, with no problem whatsoever. (Still, if you have any such condition, please get the advice of a doctor).

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Ellen Landauer is an expert with over 40 years in-depth study and experience of the safe and effective use of nutritional supplements, botanical extracts and detoxification methods.

She is Certified as an Advanced Practitioner of Structural Integration body therapy developed by Dr. Ida P. Rolf - also known as Rolfing. This hands-on therapy is the deepest, most comprehensive body alignment therapy.

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