Chelation therapy can damage kidneys and strip essential minerals if dosing isn't careful. Different chelating agents like EDTA and DMSA deplete minerals differently, so practitioners must calculate doses by body weight, monitor kidney function, and replace minerals afterward to prevent long-term deficiencies.
So another problem beyond shutting your kidneys down, if it's not dosed appropriately and managed appropriately, is it will deplete your nutrient minerals over time. Now, each of them do this differently, and so there's a different depletion with disodium EDTA than there is with calcium EDTA, for example, because of the presence of calcium. Different depletion with DMPS and DMSA, all of that. What that means also is, in addition to your practitioner needing to know about body weight dosing and body maximums regardless of body size and kidney function and all this business. Practitioner also needs to know how to replace the good minerals that were in your body, may have gone out.
