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Nutralife Laboratories of Anaheim, California, sent out many thousands of an eight page brochure full of false information and promoting a fraudulent so-called "oral chelation" formula. This is the last page of this 8-page brochure. It contains references to many studies -- but when you examine them you find that NONE of them support the claim that their so-called "oral chelation" formula based on EDTA has any validity. In fact these are mostly false references -- attempts to support a product that is not mentioned in the studies at all. This page is reproduced from an OCR Scan -- meaning that the page is produced in text that can be read and arranged as regular text on this page. After the scan was completed, some manual corrections had to be completed.
Some of these studies could not even be found in a search of the 7,000,000 document search database of "Medlines." They may exist, but there is every possibility that some of these were included on the basis that the "study" could not be found and thus the fraud could not be exposed.
Some of the studies below have had, inserted in blue print, comments about the studies which were found, usually with links to the actual study.
Ammon, H.P, et al. (1981). "Crataegus: toxicology and pharmacology." Planta Medica, 43(2):101-120, 318-322.
FALSE CLAIM: There is no listing of this author for ANY scientific study from 1981 through 1998. Apparently a completely false claim. If the study does exist in published form it has not been reviewed within the normal routine of acceptable scientific studies, or published among the 7,000,000 scientific studies in the Medlines database.
Bahorun, T., et al. (1994). "Antioxidant activities of Crataegus Monogyna extracts." Plama Medica, 60(4):323-8.
FALSE CLAIM: This study was found. You can Click Here and go to the actual study. There you will see that this study has nothing to do with oral chelation.
Balch, J.E & Balch, P.A. (1990). Presctiptionfor Nutritional Healing. Garden City Park, NY. Avery Publishing Group.
FALSE CLAIM: There is no listing of this author for ANY scientific study from 1981 through 1998. Apparently a completely false claim. If the study does exist in published form it has not been reviewed within the normal routine of acceptable scientific studies, or published among the 7,000,000 scientific studies in the Medlines database.
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Baron, P, et al. (1989). 'A literature review of concentrations of arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury in body fluids and tissues for establishing normal values and detection of body burden. Lead, summary of average values for As, Cd, Hg and literature references." Zentralblattfur Hygiene and Umweltmedizin, Jun, 188(3-4): 195-239.
FALSE CLAIM: This study was found. You can Click Here and go to the actual study. There you will see that this study has nothing to do with oral chelation.
Bessman, S.T, et al. (1957). "Chelation." Annals of1mernal Medicine, 47(1):1036-1041.
Blesken, R., (1992). "Crutaegus in cardiology." Fortschritte der medizin, May 30,110(15):290-2.
Casdorph, H.R. (1981). "EDTA chelation therapy, efficacy in arteriosclerotic heat disease." Journal of Holistic Medicine, Spring/Summer 3(l):54-58.
Casdoiph, H.R. (1981). "EDTA chelation therapy 11, efficacy in brain disorders " Journal of Holistic Medicine, Fall/Winter, 3(2): 10 1-111.
Casdorph, H.R., et al. (1983). 'EDTA chelation therapy III, treatment of peripheml arterial occlusion, an altemative to amputation." Journal of Holistic Medicine, Spring/Summer, 5(l):3-15.
Ciplea, A.G., et al. (1988). "Me protective effect of Allium sativum and Crataegus on isoprenaline-induced tissue necrosis in rats." Arzneimittel-Forschung, Nov, 38(11): 1583-92.
Clarke, N.E., et al. (1955). "MosherTe: The in vivo dissolution of metastatic calcium, an approach to atherosclerosis." American Journal qfMedical Science, 229(1):142-149.
Clarke, N.E., et al. (1956). "Moshen-e: Treatment of angina pectoris with disodium ethylene4aminetetrdacetic acid" American Journal of Medical Science, 232(l):654-666.
Cranton, E.M., et al. (1985). B~passing Bypass. New York: Stein and Day Publishers.
Cranton, E.M., et al. (1984). "Free radical pathology in age-associated diseases: treatment with EDTA chelation, nutrition, and antioxidants." Journal of Holistic Medicine, Spring/Summer, 6(l): 6-37.
Cranton, E.M., et al. (1982). "Cur-rent status of EDTA chelation therapy in occlusive arterial disease." Journal of Holistic Medicine, Spring/Surnmer, 4(l):24-33.
Donsbach, K.W. Oral Chelation Therapy Rosafito Beach, Baja California, Mexico: Wholistic Publishers.
FALSE CLAIM: Dr. Donsbach, of course, is the acknowledged originator of the term "oral chelation," back in 1985 or so. I know Dr. Donsbach personally, and know his formula very well. His oral chelation formula contains 750 mg per day of cysteine -- compared to the fraudulent 60 mg contained in the Nutralife Laboratories formula.
Halstead, B.W. (1979). Scientific Basis of EDTA Chelation 77wrapy. Colton, CA: Golden Quill Publishers.
Hutton, M., et
al. (1986). 'The quantities of cadmium, lead, mercury and menic entering the
U.K. environment from human activities." Science of the Total
Environment, Dec 1, 57:129-50.
Isensee, H., et al.. (1993). "Cardioprotective actions of garlic (Allium sativurn)." Arwimittel-Forschung, Feb, 43(2):94-8.
Lanza, E,etaL (1992). "Differential effects of extra- and intracellularcalciurn chellation on hurnan platelet function and glycoprotein Ilb-IIIa complex stability." Nuvelle Revue Francaise D Hematologie, 34(1):123-31
Lau, B.H., et al. (1983). "Allium sativum and atheroschlerosis: a review" Nutritional Research, 3(1):119-128.
Lin, J.L., et al. (1992). "Disappearance of immune deposits with EDTA chelation therapy in a case of IgA nephropathy." American Joumal of Nephrology 12(6): 457-60.
Mavers, VH., et al. (1974). "Changes in local myocardial blood flow following oral admmistration of a crataegus extract to non-anesthetized dogs." Armeimittel-Forschung, 24(l):783-785.
McDonagh, E.W, et al. (1982). "The effect of EDTA chelation therapy plus supportive multivitamin-trace mineral supplementation upon renal function: a study in serum creatinine." Journal of Holistic Medicine, Fall/Winter 4(2):146-157.
McDonagh, E.W, et al. (1982). "An oculocerebrovasculometric analysis of the improvement in arierial stenosis following EDTA chelation therapy." Journal of Holistic Medicine, Spiing/Summer, 4(l):21-23.
Nasa, T, et al. (1993). "Protective effect of crataegus extract on the cardiac mechanical dysfunction in isolated perfused working rat heart" Arureimittel-Forschung, Sep, 43(9):945-9.
Null, G. (1992). Healing Your Body Naturally. New York, London Four Walls Eight Windows.
O'Connely, M., et al. (1986). "Treatment of decreasing cardiac petformance. Therapy using standardized cralaegus extract in advanced age" Foaschritte der Medizin, Nov 13, 104(42):805-808.
Olszewer, E., et al. (1988). "EDTA chelation thempy in chronic
degen
erative disease. " Medical Hypotheses, Sep, 27(l):41-9.
Preston, TA. (1985). "Marketing an operation: coronary artery
bypass
surgery. " Journal qfHolistic Medicine, Spring/Summer, 7(l):8-15.
Petkov, E., et al. (1981). "Inhibitory effect of some flavonoids, and flavonoid. mixtures on cyclic AMP phosphodiesterase activity of rat heart:' Plama Medica, 43(l):183-186.
Petkov, V (1979). "Plantswith hypotensive, antiatheromatous and coronarodilating action." American Journal of Clinical Medicine, 7(l):197-236.
Rewerski, VW, et al. (1967). "Some pharmacological propefdes of oligomeric procyanidin isolated from hawdiom:' Arwimittel Forschung. 17(t).490-491.
Roddewig, VC., et al. (1977). "Reaction of local myocardial blood flow in non-anesthetized dogs and anesthetized cats to oiral and parenteral application of crataegus fraction." Ar,7neimittel-Forschung, 27(l):1407-1410.
Schussler, M., et al. (1995) "Myocardial effects of flavonoids from
Crataegus species' " A
twimittel-Forschung, Aug, 45(8):842-5.
Sehnert, K.W, et al. (1984). "Me improvement in renal function following EDTA chelation and multi-vitamin-trace mineral therapy: a study in creatinine clearance." Medical 1kypotheses, Nov, 15(3):301-4.
Van Rij, A.M., et al. (1994). "Chelation therapy for inten-nittent claudication. A double-blind, randorttized, controlled trial." Ciwulation, Sep, 90(3):1194-9.
Walker, M. (1990). The Chelation Way. Garden City Park, NY Avery Publishing Group Inc.
Wegrowshi, J., et al. (1984). "Me effect of procyanidolic oligomers on the composition of normal and hypercholesterolernic rabbit aortas." Biochemical Pharmacology, 33(l):-3491-3497.
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