Undergo Qualified Chelation Therapy in Bangkok

At our chelation clinic in Bangkok, we can help rid your system of harmful metals. Unfortunately, through the industrial use of metals and the indiscriminate and illegal practices of disposal of these metals, many of these toxic metals have polluted our water and food supplies.

Metals such as lead, mercury, aluminum and arsenic can have devastating effects on human health and lead to irreparable damage to the body.

But chelation therapy can eliminate these harmful metals from the body before they cause irreparable damage. We perform chelation therapy in Bangkok to patients who have been exposed to these harmful metals through ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact.

What is Chelation Therapy?

Chelation therapy was developed in the 1930s. It makes use of binding agents that have an affinity for certain types of metals. These binding agents are introduced into the body through the use of drugs containing the agents.

The drugs bind with the harmful metal’s ions present in the body and prevent them from binding with other agents present in the bloodstream and organs. The drugs are then naturally excreted from the body along with the harmful metals.

The Benefits of Chelation Therapy

At our chelation clinic in Bangkok, we can restore a patient’s health by ridding the body of these metals before they can damage the brain, heart, liver, and other organs.

Chelation therapy by our qualified doctors, also removes vital nutrients from the body. Our qualified doctors will monitor the effects and provide supplements to maintain healthy levels of these nutrients while the patient is undergoing chelation therapy to ensure maximum efficacy without the risk of side effects.

Who Should be Tested for Metal Toxicity?

Those living in a region known to be polluted, especially if near heavy industry involving mercury, lead, arsenic or aluminum, should be tested at our chelation clinic for any signs of exposure or poisoning by these metals.

Smokers, people who regularly eat seafood, people who are working in close contact with paints or other coatings should also be tested on a regular basis for any signs of metal toxicity.

If you’re shown to have metal toxicity, you should plan to undergo chelation therapy as soon as possible to mitigate the effects of the metals on your body and organs. Leaving the metals for too long in your body can have disastrous effects on your health and can damage your brain, liver, and kidneys irreparably.