Does Chelation Therapy Reduce Heart Attacks and Cardiovascular Events By Excreting Toxic Metals? By IV or Oral Supplements? Or Both? A Review of the TACT 1 & 2 Trials with Cardiologist Gervasio Lamas, MD episode artwork

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Does Chelation Therapy Reduce Heart Attacks and Cardiovascular Events By Excreting Toxic Metals? By IV or Oral Supplements? Or Both? A Review of the TACT 1 & 2 Trials with Cardiologist Gervasio Lamas, MD

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Kirk’s video overview of Dr. Lamas interview (9:39 min) Background To The TACT 1 & TACT 2 Trials of IV Chelation in Patients with Previous Heart Attacks  Dr. Gervacio Lamas has been studying chelation therapy for more than 20 years Continue reading Does Chelation Therapy Reduce Heart Attacks and Cardiovascular Events By Excreting Toxic Metals? By IV or Oral Supplements? Or Both? A Review of the TACT 1 & 2 Trials with Cardiologist Gervasio Lamas, MD→ The post Does Chelation Therapy Reduce Heart Attacks and Cardiovascular Events By Excreting Toxic Metals? By IV or Oral Supplements? Or Both? A Review of the TACT 1 & 2 Trials with Cardiologist Gervasio Lamas, MD appeared first on .

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