Alternative to bypass surgery and amputation
CategoriesThere is an alternative to bypass surgery and amputation that's not only cheaper but also highly successful and non life-threatening.
James Chambers of the Chelation Association of Vancouver tells his personal story of how he came across that treatment which unfortunately the health authorities in many countries, not only in his native Canada, are refusing to pay for. Chambers is 80 years old and he is in good health, so his story is reliable testimony.
"After listening to many personal stories for nearly three hours, then after a series of tests I became a new patient. I took a series of treatments, which removed the plaque from my arteries, and since then I have taken a series of annual maintenance treatments designed to keep my arteries clean.
I at the age of 80 years, I have no need, or intention to submit to surgery.
Having seen the results of hundreds of cases, I have used my research knowledge to study, and written many articles about this very successful Alternative to bypass surgery, and amputation for diabetes. I learned that the success rate of E.D.T.A. Chelation Therapy as an Alternative to bypass surgery is between 85 and 95%. The success rate for non-smokers as an Alternative to amputation, is between 85 and 90%. "
The following should be of concern to all in authority over the lives of Canadians.
James. W. Chambers.THE CHELATION ASSOCIATION OF GREATER
VANCOUVER
6262A Fraser Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5W 3A1
Phone (604) 327-3889
Fax (604) 324-6401
THERE IS AN OPTION TO BYPASS SURGERY AND
AMPUTATION FOR DIABETES.
In 1989 my wife and I arrived on Vancouver Island and bought a home. I had retired from a very stressful senior position with a major Canadian corporation. I had also been diagnosed with angina, and warned I could expect to have angioplasty and later, possibly bypass surgery. In the meantime I was given a nitro spray and shown when to use it.
Having had extensive experience in business research I decided to educate myself about bypass surgery. I discovered that the medical profession considers this a potentially life threatening procedure, and that an average of 2 5% do not recover from this surgery. Also, of those who do survive, an average of 6% were to suffer some form of brain damage, and this was to become more debilitating as time passed. Obviously this news did not help my mental stress.
Fortunately l mentioned my medical problem and concerns to some new friends. I was told they knew Snowbirds with a similar problem that, while down south had taken a treatment called EDTA Chelation Therapy. They understood this was a non-surgical, and non-life threatening treatment, which would remove the plaque that was causing my problem. Having almost resigned myself to having to submit to surgery, this news was very heartening.
Arriving in Yuma, Arizona we made enquiries and decided to visit a clinic where EDTA Chelation treatment was being given. At the clinic we entered a new world. This clinic, for over twenty years during the Snowbird season, has treated an average of 100 patients a day, in two sittings. We accepted an invitation to talk to patients hooked to bottles, feeding them over a three-hour period intravenously, with what we learned was the EDTA mixture.
We met people from Canada and the U.S. who were suffering from a variety of medical problems. Many had already suffered through one or more bypass surgeries, but no post operative treatment had been recommended, and they did not know further treatment was needed, until stricken by a heat attack. These were the survivors of such an attack. Post chelation treatment is recommended to maintain what has been achieved by the initial treatment. Many were diabetes patients, some with a partial limb amputation and some with a full limb amputation. These people had been told they must lose another limb to save their life, but had discovered this treatment was a proven Alternative, and their limbs were being saved.
After listening to many personal stories for nearly three hours, then after a series of tests I became a new patient. I took a series of treatments, which removed the plaque from my arteries, and since then I have taken a series of annual maintenance treatments designed to keep my arteries clean.
I at the age of 80 years, I have no need, or intention to submit to surgery.
Having seen the results of hundreds of cases, I have used my research knowledge to study, and written many articles about this very successful Alternative to bypass surgery, and amputation for diabetes. I learned that the success rate of E.D.T.A. Chelation Therapy as an Alternative to bypass surgery is between 85 and 95%. The success rate for non-smokers as an Alternative to amputation, is between 85 and 90%.
Last Fall the Canadian Diabetes Association revealed in the Nanaimo B.C. Press, that annually 1000 British Columbian diabetes patients, are given no option but must lose a limb at a cost of $100.000 for each limb, to B.C. taxpayers or lose their life.
Last spring a woman from Port Alberni, B.C. could have been an amputee today but for the B.C. doctors strike. The day the surgery was scheduled the surgeon was on strike. While waiting for a further date for surgery, she discovered EDTA Chelation Therapy, took a series of treatments, and today is back at work, walking on two good legs and enjoying a normal family life. Her comments after the treatment were The B.C. Government would have paid $100.000 to amputate my leg, but they would not pay $4,000 to save it? Surely the Canadian Diabetes Association should promote this non-surgical treatment, as a treatment of first choice, for all Canadian diabetes patients?The Heart & Stroke Foundation, in line with the previously mentioned publicly funded group, should also inform Canadians, there is no need to wait for bypass surgery. There is an Alternative non-surgical and non-life threatening therapy which is saving many lives and post operative problems, and which should be a treatment of first choice.
Pran Manga, a University of Ottawa Health Economy Professor, speaking last fall to a one-day conference in Vancouver told his audience that medical doctors are at the root of our health system problems. He spoke about billions of dollars being wasted, and unnecessary suffering being imposed by sending patients to the wrong practitioner first.
The woman from Port Alberni is a classical example of the truth of this statement. Her family doctor sent her to a surgeon for amputation, instead of to a Chelation Medical Doctor, who eventually saved her limb.
Canadians have a legal right to a Treatment of Choice and medical doctors have an equal right to provide such treatments. These rights were given when in 1989 Canada signed the Helsinki Accord, which states. In the treatment of the sick person, the physician must be free to use a new diagnostic and therapeutic measure, if in his or her judgment it offers hope of saving life, re-establishing health, or alleviating suffering.
The American College for Advancement in Medicine recommends, that knowing the following symptoms may justify a visit to a chelation physician FIRST.
. Coldness, numbness, tingling or burning sensation in hands and feet.
. Occasional or general weakness, especially after exertion.
. Persistent increase in blood pressure unrelated to kidney problems.
Shortness of breath causing distress, and the need for frequent rests when walking uphill.
(While these symptoms are commonly caused by poor circulation, some may be due to other factors. Blood pressure over 140/90 is called high blood pressure, or hypertension.)
James W. Chambers, Director
REFERENCE: Forty Something Forever. Harold & Arline Brecher, Heathsavers Press, 1998. ISBN 0927839-46-6
posted by Sepp Hasslberger on Tuesday June 3 2003
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