What proof do you have that it has hurt anyone? Chelating can be traumatic, but that dos not mean it is not helping. I got welts on my skin the first couple rounds of IV chelation, just like when I was initially poisoned. i was vey concerned of course but my doctor said it's actually normal, it's a phase everyone goes through when chelating... the seemingly returning symptoms, but it's because the stuff is being drawn out from hiding. It's important to stay on chelation to get past that phase, which depending on how aggressively you are chelating can take days or several weeks. In my case it took about a month and I do still expect regression now and then. But regression is not an option to quit in my mind.

My Dr is great Dawn. I know conventional medicine is a big joke but there are still a few good doctors out there. I am blessed to have found him so nearby when other people travel hundreds of miles just to see him.