Is Chelation A Cure For Heart Disease

[2008]

[Aajonus]

That's the only one that has a lot of EDTA in it, natural EDTA. Not a synthetic.

[Attendee]

Do you think that the chelation is a cure for heart disease?

[Aajonus]

It is if it's a natural chelation. Now, the first time I was introduced into chelation therapy was in 1970 and I was working at some health food store on Melrose Avenue.

The fellow started doing EDTA in an alternative environment and his skin turned tissue paper thin, and he was dead in a year and a half from doing that, cuz it just thinned the walls internally and external, and that's the problem with it. Even vinegar will do that. .

[Attendee]

Well, did he have heart disease?

[Aajonus]

Yeah, he had heart disease.

[Attendee]

But there are doctors that they do it intravenously in their office, and I know people that go two or three times a week. Supposedly, this way they avoid a bypass.

[Aajonus]

They may avoid a bypass, but then they weaken the heart and the other tissues over the long run.

So, then what you have is bleeding. Now I did an experiment this weekend just to see how sensitive I was with it, and I mixed a tablespoon of vinegar with a tablespoon of honey and some vegetable juice. And I had that and I was in my hot tub last night and had a pretty nasty nose bleed.

Probably lost about three tablespoons of blood. And I'm in that hot tub a lot in the winter if I'm home, not traveling and I've never had a nose bleed like that from being in a hot tub, but that's what vinegar can do very readily very quickly.

So, it was like 24 hours or 36 hours since I had the vinegar and the honey. So, it works very rapidly. The only reason I'm experimenting was cuz when I was in my early twenties, my carotid artery here was plaqued and it has the same plaque, it's never been removed. So I thought that I'm healthy enough now to start ripping that apart, dissolving it.

I know it's worked with EDTA, the natural source is vinegar, so it does work. You can tell using it on your teeth and heavy, heavy plaque. You can put it on if you got a mineral build up from well water, put the vinegar on there, and it'll dissolve it readily.

If you put vinegar and honey on there, it'll dissolve it even into a little cream or almost make a cream substance out, less likely to drop off and crystallize. That's why I suggest that if you're going to use vinegar, you put it with, coconut cream or vegetable juice that has some fats in it.

So, when it dissolves it it won't break off in chunks and cause an aneurysm in your brain or somewhere else.