Chelation therapy first became popular in the 1950s as a method of treating heavy metal poisoning. Some 40 years ago, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) named the medical treatment both safe and effective in treating lead poisoning. Since that time, chelation therapy has become a popular treatment for individuals who wish to cleanse their bodies of heavy metal accumulation. Since the body cannot naturally break-down and excrete heavy metals, chelation therapy plays a critical role in flushing these toxic substances from the body. Otherwise, they may accumulate over time and cause serious illness. Most recently, health professionals have produced evidence that chelation therapy may also be used to fight cardiovascular disease. To learn more about these recent findings, visit this exclusive health report on the Miami Dentist Blog.
http://www.assureasmile.com/miami-dentist-blog/can-chelation-therapy-fight-cardiovascular-disease/
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