Re: Re: Autopsy report story on death of child using IV-EDTA

[Guest guest]

> This solidifies my fear of IV treatment across the board. Perhaps

> not rational, but that's still my reaction.

I feel the same.

And anything that is not natural makes me nervous.

> I also feel for the doctor. I'm sure he is a good man.

I disagree. Why would you use this prehistoric chelation method when there

are so many safer drugs today?

I believe a lot of doctors are too lazy to do their research.

Valentina

[Guest guest]

i thought the doc who did the chelation was a woman?

vicki

Valentina Scharpf <val999@...> wrote:

> This solidifies my fear of IV treatment across the board. Perhaps

> not rational, but that's still my reaction.

I feel the same.

And anything that is not natural makes me nervous.

> I also feel for the doctor. I'm sure he is a good man.

I disagree. Why would you use this prehistoric chelation method when there

are so many safer drugs today?

I believe a lot of doctors are too lazy to do their research.

Valentina

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[Guest guest]

I did read that often when there are deaths from this, its b/c it was done too

fast, the kidneys can't handle the lead.

karen_nd <karen.deveaux@...> wrote: Dr. Buttar's office said in this case

they did a 'push' and not

a 'drip'. ...