Re: The book, "The Calcium Bomb" follow the buck!

Good try Lp


There has been a recent flurry of marketing activity attempting to sell EDTA suppositories to unwary medical practitioners―and even by health food stores to the general public. Proponents of those products base their sales pitch on the unproven suppositions that Nanobacteria cause arterial plaque and that EDTA suppositories will remove the alleged "calcific shields" supposedly produced by Nanobacteria as protection. Proponents of EDTA suppositories further claim that a powder must be taken by mouth to delay the renal excretion of EDTA, resulting in higher blood levels. None of those claims are credible for the following reasons:

http://www.drcranton.com/nanobacteria.htm
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