ORAL EDTA
Latest scientific research suggests that ORAL EDTA can help alleviate the sameconditions as intravenous dripped solutions of EDTA which 100% effective but at a
slower rate.
Orally and liquid taken EDTA is believed to be about 5% -25% effective when
compared to intravenous dripped method of administering EDTA at
Orally and liquid taken EDTA is believed to be about 5% -25% effective when
compared to intravenous dripped method of administering EDTA at
a fraction of the price.
EDTA powder taken under the tongue can be as high as 50% or more.
EDTA in powder form can be taken Orally or in Liquid Form or under the
Tongue ( sublingual administration).
Take 1 capsule 2x a day on an empty stomach with a glass of water and 1 hour
before food .
Liquid Edta
EDTA powder is micronized for quick disolving into solution.
If you want to take EDTA in liquid form you carefully pull the capsule apart
and mix the contents with water and take 1 hour before food.
How will this liquid EDTA compare to the capsule?
It takes about 16 drops (a little over 1cc or 1ml)
to equal the volume of one of our capsule.
Basicly if you mix the contents of one capsule and it is 800mg of EDTA
with 1cc of water and you would have 800mg of LIQUID EDTA..
Under the Tongue ( sublingual administration) BEST METHOD
Carefully pull apart the capsule and dump the contents under the Tongue
I use this METHOD, I hold it there and let the saliva dissolve the EDTA.
I find it warms up slightly as it dissolves and tastes slightly salty.
REASON BEHIND TAKING EDTA UNDER THE TONGUE
Proven fact that many drugs are much more potent taken sublingually as
the drug will diffuse directly into the blood stream by being absorbed
through the mucous membranes of the mouth, bypassing the GI tract.
This is definitely a preferred medically proven to be faster and more efficient
method.
Than simple oral administration.
Sublingual Administration is extremely effective, because it simplely
bypasses the digestive system and is absorbed directly into the
bloodstream in minutes.
Prime example of a common sublingual medication is the nitroglycerin tablet.
Its rapid action to relax the blood vessels reduces the workload
on the heart and relieves the pain of angina pectoris.
Being more direct, it is often faster, and it ensures that the substance
will risk less degradation only by salivary enzymes before
entering directly into the bloodstream, where as taken orally it
must survive passage through the hostile environment of the gastrointestinal tract.
EDTA powder taken under the tongue can be as high as 50% or more.
EDTA in powder form can be taken Orally or in Liquid Form or under the
Tongue ( sublingual administration).
3 WAYS TO TAKE EDTA
Oral EdtaTake 1 capsule 2x a day on an empty stomach with a glass of water and 1 hour
before food .
Liquid Edta
EDTA powder is micronized for quick disolving into solution.
If you want to take EDTA in liquid form you carefully pull the capsule apart
and mix the contents with water and take 1 hour before food.
How will this liquid EDTA compare to the capsule?
It takes about 16 drops (a little over 1cc or 1ml)
to equal the volume of one of our capsule.
Basicly if you mix the contents of one capsule and it is 800mg of EDTA
with 1cc of water and you would have 800mg of LIQUID EDTA..
Under the Tongue ( sublingual administration) BEST METHOD
Carefully pull apart the capsule and dump the contents under the Tongue
I use this METHOD, I hold it there and let the saliva dissolve the EDTA.
I find it warms up slightly as it dissolves and tastes slightly salty.
REASON BEHIND TAKING EDTA UNDER THE TONGUE
Proven fact that many drugs are much more potent taken sublingually as
the drug will diffuse directly into the blood stream by being absorbed
through the mucous membranes of the mouth, bypassing the GI tract.
This is definitely a preferred medically proven to be faster and more efficient
method.
Than simple oral administration.
Sublingual Administration is extremely effective, because it simplely
bypasses the digestive system and is absorbed directly into the
bloodstream in minutes.
Prime example of a common sublingual medication is the nitroglycerin tablet.
Its rapid action to relax the blood vessels reduces the workload
on the heart and relieves the pain of angina pectoris.
Being more direct, it is often faster, and it ensures that the substance
will risk less degradation only by salivary enzymes before
entering directly into the bloodstream, where as taken orally it
must survive passage through the hostile environment of the gastrointestinal tract.
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