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What do most practitioners get wrong about chelation?

Direct answer

Most commonly, mobilising faster than the body can clear, choosing an agent that does not reach the compartment where the metal actually sits, ignoring the essential minerals that chelators strip alongside toxic ones, and dosing at intervals that do not match the compound's half-life. Part 3 of the series →

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