Isn such a powerful anticlotting therapy dangerous? Couldn you actually cause a blood clot to break loose?
Dr. Gordon: No, we have never lost anybody from a blood clot breaking loose. Yet, we don’t have anybody who takes EDTA on a regular basis bleed to death when they have an auto accident or cut themselves shaving, either. So I’ve got the best of all worlds. I don’t have to bring you in for blood tests every week; and I don’t have to keep your blood so thin that it’s dangerous, like physicians who prescribe Coumadin do. And, yet, even if you get angry or eat a heavy meal, have too much sugar, or if you’re diabetic whatever other blood-thickening risk factors you’ve got, you virtually can’t get a clot if you’re protected with a total oral-chelation formula. The amazing thing is my patients just about don’t die! [Karl Note: The following quote: “EDTA is used as an anticoagulant for stored blood in blood banks; it prevents coagulation by sequestering the calcium ions required for clotting.” is found in its original source — Click here.
