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Should one supplement minerals before and/or after a chelation therapy?
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Doesn't Matter: It doesn't make any difference.
Answered 9/10/2012
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After: Chelating agents {ie: edta, dmps, dmsa} are designed to attach to and remove elements with positively charged ions. They attached to both essential {ie: calcium} and non-essential {ie: lead} elements. If you take an oral supplement that contains minerals prior to chelation therapy, then you should expect to chelate some of the minerals that are contained within the supplement.
Answered 2/24/2013
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