Chelation Therapy

What is Chelation Therapy?

Chelation is a treatment method used to remove toxic minerals and metals that have accumulated in the body for some reasons. With chelation therapy, many heavy substances such as iron, mercury and lead can be removed from the body. Heavy metals in the body prevent the existing tissues from renewing themselves. When Antalya chelation therapy is applied, heavy metals are removed from the body.

Due to the increase in the compelling effects of environmental conditions, heavy metals can enter our body in various ways. Antalya chelation therapy is one of the important applications that can be preferred in this regard. In the chelation therapy applied, B and C vitamins, magnesium and zinc are given to the body by intravenous method in order to strengthen the body.

Chelation therapy is recommended for the treatment of many ailments such as weakness, joint pain, weak immune system, anemia, osteoporosis, kidney failure, heart disorders.

The treatment is very effective in repairing the lymphatic disorders seen in the person. After the treatment, the body's ability to heal itself is provided. Heavy metals are removed from the body in a short time with the help of chelation therapy. The current state of weakness in the person shows a regression, and a psychological relief is observed with the removal of heavy metals in the body.

Chelation therapy is a treatment method that varies from person to person and is planned individually with all its stages. After the necessary examinations, the serum needed by the patient is prepared and the number of sessions is determined.

How Is Chelation Therapy Done?

Antalya chelation therapy is carried out with the help of a special serum. With the application, heavy metals in the body are added to the circulatory system and removed from the body. A serum containing many vitamins such as C and B vitamins, potassium and magnesium is prepared and injected into the patient by determining the vascular access. The treatment takes about 2-3 hours. After the application, first of all, the heavy metals in the circulation are removed from the body. During the application, it is ensured that heavy metals are prevented from re-entering the body. Chelation therapy is not a treatment method that can be limited to one session. A treatment process is created for the patient, which must be applied at planned periodic intervals. After the treatment process, the patient is informed and followed up for each session.

Which Heavy Metals Are Poisoning Our Body?

Due to environmental factors, diet, intake of harmful substances, deterioration of intestinal flora, content of cosmetic products, psychological factors, our body and thus our immune system can be exposed to heavy and harmful metals. These items can be grouped under several headings:

• • Fluoride: Dental care products, toothpastes, mouthwashes and water with high fluorine content are the sources of this substance, which is extremely harmful to the body. It plays an important role especially in gum diseases and tooth stains. Sufficient calcium intake alleviates the harmful effect.
• • Arsenic: It is found in products with alcohol content, in some wines and beers, as well as in dyes. Vitamins A, C and E can be used for this substance, which has harmful effects on the liver and kidneys.
• • Mercury: Mercury, which enters the body through some synthetic dyes and canned food, is a harmful substance that significantly impairs the kidney, liver and especially the brain system. Substances such as vitamin C, selenium, calcium and zinc can reduce its effect.
• • Cadmium: Cadmium that enters the body through canned food, detergents, products containing polyester and fertilizers used in agriculture and agriculture; damage the kidneys, nervous system and respiratory system. Vitamins A, C and E and selenium are effective in reducing harmful conditions.
• • Aluminum: Toothpastes, cigarette filters, cheese varieties, deodorants contain aluminum at a rate that is harmful to the body. There is a possibility of memory disorders as well as an increase in Alzheimer's disease. Calcium, magnesium and zinc vitamins can reduce the effects of these damages.
• • Copper: The damages of this metal, which enters the body from the usage items that contain copper, are reduced by foods such as eggs, onions, and garlic.

Diseases Caused by Heavy Metals

The cause and onset of many chronic diseases are based on exposure to various heavy metals. The most common diseases caused by heavy metals are diseases such as depression, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and MS, in which neurological disorders are prominent. At the same time, in cases of kidney diseases and exposure to substances containing heavy metals, diseases such as kidney failure, allergies, eczema, asthma, as well as autoimmune diseases can be seen.

In Which Situations Is Chelation Therapy Applied?

With Antalya chelation therapy, fatigue, joint pain, decrease in body resistance, anemia, kidney and heart diseases, concentration increase, memory strengthening, progressive diabetic leg pain and improvements are seen. In the treatment of these disorders, chelation application is an important and complementary treatment method, but at the same time, the positive effects of this application on people are observed.

Healing Process with Chelation Therapy

Chelation therapy, which has gained an important place in the field of complementary medicine in recent years; It has an effective place in the purification of the human body from heavy metals. Conditions aimed at chelation therapy:

• • Purification of the body from heavy metals,
• • Regulation of the lymphatic system,
• • Ensuring regulation,
• • Elimination of the negative situation in the intestinal flora,
• • Elimination of psychological weights in the body,
• • Chelation therapy is used for purposes such as reducing progressive chronic diseases.

How Is Heavy Metal Detection In The Blood Provided?

Heavy metals in the blood are detected by a blood test specially determined in this area. These tests are; It is a laboratory test performed with the aim of detecting harmful metals in the blood and measuring their levels. Metals that can be measured by heavy metal blood tests; lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium. Other harmful metals with less prevalence rates than these metals are copper, zinc and aluminum.