What Happened to Lead Levels After Long-Term IV Chelation Therapy?
A study by Dr. Stephen Petteruti found that all participants had lower provoked urinary lead levels after intermittent calcium EDTA-based IV chelation therapy.
Dr. Stephen Petteruti
Dr. Stephen Petteruti is a physician focused on strategic prostate cancer care and men’s health. Author of Fight Cancer Like a Man, he teaches men how to assess risk, think long term, and protect quality of life before making irreversible decisions.
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