Re: Tonight on Dateline: Autism and Chelation ther apy

June 5, 2006

Thanks ,

I didn't get to see the program but this topic fascinates me. I'm surprised that

the mainstream media took the gamble of giving credence to chelation while

casting doubt on the safety of thimerosol-poisoned vaccines. Well, bravo to

them. I think the most compelling research that incriminates vaccines comes from

Japan, where a two year hiatus on vaccines resulted in a proportional decline in

autism. Just a study I read once.

My husband had 6 months of chelation therapy last year and then was tested for

blockages in his carotid arerty and deep leg veins. (He has terrible varicose

veins and a family history of strokes.) We had faith in the chelation, but we

were still a little surprised that he passed these tests with flying colors.

One last side note: I have always been interested in the use of chelation to

prevent cancer. It is hailed as one of the greatest preventives of all time. I

would love to see more about chelation on television- if it ever becomes

mainstream I think America could save itself a huge fortune in health care

costs.

Thanks,

Trish

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