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Has any of you, with Parkinson, tryed Chelation Therapy. I received some information on this subject and like to share it with you. Although used successfully for over 30 years, Chelation is still a controversial therapy and considered experimental by " mainstream" medicine. Chelation is the intravenous treatment of heavy metal accumulation in the body that is the cause of many health problems. These include hardening of the coronary arteries, leg circulation problems and strokes, so called auto-immune diseases as rheumatism, neuro-degenarative diseases as neuritis and other diseases that plague modern mankind. Metals (mercury, lead, cadmium, arsenic, to name a few) act to trigger the formation of "free radicals" producing damage in our bodies. By removing heavy metals, free radical damage is significantly reduced or reversed. If you have taken this therapy, did you experience any improvements in your health and/or relief from your PD symptons? I would like to hear from you, by sending your reply to: Regards, Fred Fred Zwartjes [log in to unmask]