EDTA Chelation Therapy
Jonathan
Collin, MD specializes in preventative medicine, with emphasis
on nutrition and wellness. Certain patients with circulation disorders
or toxic metal poisoning are considered for a special treatment
known as EDTA Chelation Therapy. The following links offer some
basic information on — and personal experiences with — EDTA
Chelation Therapy.
Testing for Lead
A Message from Jonathan Collin, MD
Chelation Therapy for CAD
by Gervasio A. Lamas, MD, FACC; Ian Ergui, BS; Omar M Issa, DO
Ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (disodium EDTA or edetate disodium), patented in 1938 by Munz, is a chelating agent capable of binding cationic metallic and nonmetallic ions and mobilizing them from physiological tissue in a process termed chelation. Read more...
Tragedy of the Flint Michigan Contamination
Lead In The Water – Is It Time To Freak-Out?
by John Parks Trowbridge M. D., FACAM
A Timeline for EDTA Chelation Therapy as a Treatment for Vascular Disease
by Terry Chappell, John Trowbridge, and Michael Schachter
From the Townsend
Letter
The Examiner of Alternative Medicine
Impact of TACT on Conventional Cardiovascular Therapy
by L. Terry Chappell, MD
(May 2017)
Report on the Proceedings of a Summit on New Directions for Chelation Therapy
(August / September 2013)
Environmental Medicine Update
Copper Chelation and Cancer
Marianne Marchese, ND
(August / September 2013)
Chelation Therapy: Stepping Into the Next 60 Years
by John Parks Trowbridge, MD
(May 2013)
Cardiovascular Chelation
by John Parks Trowbridge, MD
(May
2010)
Chelation
Corner
Chelating Iron in Conditions of Iron
Overload (Hemochromatosis)
by E. Blaurock-Busch, PhD
Online publication only
(May
2009)
Chelation
Corner
Toxic Metals and Autism
by E. Blaurock-Busch, PhD
Online publication only
(April
2008)
Chelation,
Heavy Metals, Heart Disease, and Health: An Oral Detoxification
Program: Part Two
by Garry Gordon, MD (H)
Full text online publication only
(July 2007)
Shorts briefed by Jule Klotter
The Chelation Controversy, a Basic Health Guide
AND Chelation for Autism
(April 2006)
Thirty
Years of Progress in Cardiovascular Health
by Michael Gerber, MD, HMD, MD(H)
A comprehensive catalogue of non-toxic
therapies for the prevention and reversal of heart disease compiled
by a long-experienced practitioner.
(February/March
2006)
Chelation
Therapy: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
by Martin Dayton, DO, MD, MD(h)
A primer on chelation therapy and
a look at the revolutionary Trial to Access Chelation Therapy
(TACT), a National Institutes of Health-sponsored study.
(February/March
2006)
From the Townsend
Letter for Doctors & Patients
EDTA
Intravenous Chelation Demonstrated Effective in Coronary Artery
Disease by Electron Beam Tomography
by
Jonathan Collin, MD
(August/September
2002)
Chelation
Study Criticized
by Stuart H. Freedenfeld, MD
(November 2002)
Interview
with Arline Brecher on Chelation Therapy
from Laura Lee's "Conversation for
Exploration"
The coauthor, with her husband, of Forty-Something
Forever explains the history and scientific basis of chelation therapy
for treating cardiovascular disease.
(November 2002)
Editorial: Wisconsin
State Medical Board Imposes Harsh Sanctions Against Chelation Physician
by
Jonathan Collin, MD
(January 2003)
Oral
Chelation and Nutritional Replacement Therapy for
Chemical & Heavy Metal Toxicity and Cardiovascular Disease
by Maile Pouls, Ph.D.
Director of Research for Extreme Health
July 1999
From earlier publications and other
sources:
A
Clinical Study: EDTA Chelation Therapy in the Treatment of
Arteriosclerosis and Atherosclerotic Conditions
by
Jonathan Collin, MD
Jonathan Collin, MD
FAMILY PRACTICE • NUTRITIONAL MEDICINE • CHELATION DIPLOMATE
• EDTA Chelation for Circulatory Problems & Toxic Metal Poisoning • Thyroid
Diagnosis • Homeopathy Prescription •PMS • Fatigue/Anxiety,
Depression Work-Up • Nutritional Analysis and Counseling • Stress
Evaluation & Health Risk Report •
• Vitamin Supplementation Program • Elimination Diet and Allergy
Testing • Weight Management • Physical Check-Up & Laboratory
Exam • Vitamin Injection •
Dr. Collin maintains two offices in
Western Washington. One is
in Port Townsend, on the Olympic Peninsula. The other is in Kirkland,
on the Seattle side of the Puget Sound.
Click here
for more information on Dr. Collin.
911 Tyler Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
360.385.6021
360.385.0699 (fax)
Monday: 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 8 a.m. to noon
12911 120th Avenue NE, Suite A-50
P.O. Box 8099
Kirkland, WA 98034
425.820.0547
Wednesday: 3:30 to 7 p.m.
Thursday: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. to noon
info@townsendletter.com
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