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Calcium disodium EDTA supplement Popular chelating agent 600 mg per serving
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| Manufacturer | - |
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| Brand | Arizona Natural |
| Item model number | ECW523035 |
| Color | Other |
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| Product Id | 419771 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.7 (116 ratings) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 046802121017 |
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Arizona Natural - EDTA Calcium Disodium Chelation Formula 600 mg. - 100 Capsules
Reviews: 116
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I'm an Iraq vet. My body is filled with all sorts of metal and toxins from my time there. This stuff has helped me a lot to detox from it.
Everyone over 60 years should be taking this supplement to stop clogged arteries.
I have used this product for years. It cleans the entire circulatory system helping every aspect of your life to function better. Not to mention lowering your risk for heart attack and stroke. Amazon used to sell it. I don't know why they stopped. Thank you Walmart for selling it at a good price with free shipping!
I've been taking this for years.....The price from Walmart is the best, however the shipping is a bit slow...
I love this product. I knew I had plaquing in my heart arteries, but did not want to take a Statin, so I checked to find a natural way to clean it out and found EDTA, I used 1 bottle, and my Heart Calcium Scan came up with ZERO plaquing...no Statin needed!!
The product is excellent.
This suppliment chelates heavy metals out of the body. Many tap water systems have trace amounts of heavy metal. Protect yourself with this EDTA suppliment
started taking I said it feels pretty good on my seem to have a little more energy and like it's maybe starting to clean some stuff out. I will continue to take and works last 2 weeks definitely been up more and more energy.
I'm not able to rate this product. I didn't receive it.
Don't know if it's working and probably never will, since that would require analytical tests (what would that be—blood tests before