HEAVY METAL DETOX

Chelation therapy is a treatment that helps to remove heavy metals such as: lead, mercury, iron, gadolinium, arsenic, etc., in your system. 

Many people who have used chelation therapy regularly feel that it helps them remain more energetic and immune to common illnesses, environmental toxins, and stress. Studies show that chelation is scientifically proven to rid the body of excess or toxic metals.

EDTA chelation therapy works by binding salts to molecules in the blood once EDTA is administered into someone’s veins. After EDTA attaches to heavy metals, together they both move to the kidneys where their elimination from the body occurs through urine. It’s possible that “chelating agents” like EDTA and DMPS can help detoxify the body of toxic elements that contribute to many types of chronic diseases.

One of the biggest chelation therapy benefits is its ability to help control levels of various environmental metals in the body. Metals, including lead, mercury, aluminum, and arsenic, can cause short- and long-term health consequences since they impact functions of the central nervous, cardiovascular, immune, and skeletal systems. When the body is out of homeostasis due to experiencing imbalances in minerals, malfunction and damage to vital organs can develop.

Some of the most symptoms of heavy metal toxicity include:

• Trouble learning and remembering new information

• Chronic fatigue

• “Brain fog” and trouble concentration

• Autoimmune

• Neurological disorders and cognitive decline

• Joint or muscle pain

• Mood changes, including depression and anxiety

• Diabetes, Cancer, Coronary artery disease, etc

We offer both an IV option that is a 3 hour long infusion, and an oral chelator option. Please note that our IV chelator is patient specific and requires a basic metabolic panel to be on file or drawn at one of our locations, a minimum of one week turn around time to order medication. If you are new to vIVid or have questions regarding our chelators, please schedule a complimentary phone or in-person consultation. 

Pricing dependent on route of chelator and treatment plan