Common Chelation Therapies - Spurs
Over the past 50 years, EDTA Chelation Therapy has been safely used for many health issues. EDTA Chelation Therapy has been used in the past to remove unwanted toxic metals (such as lead) and minerals from the human body, and has also been shown to provide other secondary benefits. EDTA Chelation Therapy has been used for the following:
Osteophytes, also referred to as bone spurs, occur when bone formation takes place outside the regular limits of the human skeletal system. In other words, osteophytes – bones spurs are enlargements of the normal bone structure. Bone spurs are actually smooth structures that form over an extended period of time. Bone spurs are characterized by an accumulation of calcium, usually linked with inflammation or stress in the body’s major joints. They are common in the shoulders, knees, neck, spine and feet, but also can be found in other areas of the body, and normally occur in people over the age of 60.
Bone spur growth (along with the degenerative process) can be accelerated by several factors, including poor nutrition, poor posture, trauma (such as injuries caused by motor vehicle accidents and participation in sports), and heredity or congenital issues. The degenerative process leading to bone spurs can be somewhat mitigated by staying well conditioned (in terms of strength exercises and aerobics), as well as maintaining good posture throughout your life.
By removing calcium and heavy metals from the body and increasing blood flow, liquid chelation therapy from Cardio Renew can assist in relieving the symptoms of spurs. Within this website, we at Cardio Renew have provided comprehensive and complete information on EDTA chelation therapy. Please visit our Product Information page to review our packages and prices. Other pages, including EDTA Effectiveness and our Frequently Asked Questions provide additional information so that you can make an informed decision. To go to our homepage, click here.