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Is Detoxing with Topical EDTA Safe?

EDTA vs. Inferior Chelation

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• Zeolite is pH sensitive (changes the toxic grabbing capacity, based on changes in pH);

• Chlorella and other ‘green detox’ products already carry toxins, picked up from the air and water as they grew;

• Bentonite Clay is usually contaminated.

• DMSA and DMPS have serious side effects (www.dmpsbackfire.com), having caused:

  • DMPS: Auto-reactive T-cells, increases T-suppressor cells, liver toxicity, kidney damage, stomach ulcers.

  • DMSA: Bone marrow suppression, increases in tumor necrosis factor, liver toxicity, nausea, diarrhea, anorexia, fatigue, flatulence.

•    Using EDTA in a transdermal cream allows a safe, slower method of gradual detox that does not have the negative effects that more aggressive forms of detoxification can carry such as intravenous use.  

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According to Dr. Garry Gordon, considered “The Father of Modern Detox”, EDTA is essentially four molecules of vinegar, and chelation is a natural process. EDTA is a man-made synthetic amino acid, which [captures] the lead, mercury, cadmium, or other metal—so that it is finally able to exit the body with a higher efficiency. Every human being on Earth today is breathing in tremendous amounts of lead, mercury, and cadmium.

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Thousands of clients have been using EZDtox with no adverse effects reported other than a few minor skin irritations.

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It is not recommended for women who are pregnant or nursing, or for children under the age of 4 years. If you are on blood thinners, please check with your doctor before using.

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Since EDTA is not mineral specific, it is recommended to take a quality mineral supplement at least an hour away from EDTA application.

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For more information, please scroll through the dropdown menu to read the many documented benefits of EDTA chelation.

 

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