A word about chelation therapy

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Dear WDDTY

A word about chelation therapy (vol 4 no 9).

About 1977, I began to suffer from angina. I spent weeks in hospital going through all the angiogram and other tests and was a guinea pig for a variety of experimental drugs which gave no relief whatever.

I moved to Ireland in 1980. The next five years were awful. Aside from the chest pain, I lost 85 per cent of the hearing in my left ear and 40 per cent of that in my right. Then my wife drew my attention to mention of the Chelation Centre in London, now the Arterial Disease Clinic.

I went to London and began treatment. After the very first one, I have never had angina again. With the sixth treatment I regained my hearing. I have had 105 treatments and have never looked back. Norman Dacey, Co Galway, Ireland......

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