Definition of chelation therapy in English:

chelation therapy

noun

mass noun

1A therapy for mercury or lead poisoning that binds the toxins in the bloodstream by circulating a chelating solution.
Example sentencesExamples
- Appropriate medical management involves a thorough clinical evaluation and possible cautious use of chelation therapy in children with refractory blood lead levels.
- In any case, chelation therapy is not covered by Medicare nor will most insurance companies pay for it.
- A follow-up study on the blood heavy metals levels of factory workers and surrounding inhabitants is also indicated, with the introduction of chelation therapy to prevent metal poisoning.
- Treatment is based on chelation therapy, in which a drug is administered that binds the lead and allows it to be excreted safely from the body.
1. 1.1 A form of complementary therapy involving the intravenous infusion of substances intended to remove calcium from hardened arteries.
  Example sentencesExamples
  These data demonstrate that EDTA chelation therapy results in significantly increased urinary losses of lead, zinc, cadmium, and calcium following EDTA chelation therapy.
  But chelation therapy can also remove necessary substances from the vital organs.
  I suggest to those members that there might be more in the system - more in chelation therapy - than that member over there gives it credit for.
  What is the Government doing to promote the use of alternative health therapies, and can the Minister advise whether any such proposals will include an evaluation of chelation therapy?
  This, fittingly, is the same mentality that brought us bypass surgery as a first resort, then consider suggesting diet, exercise, and nutritional supplementation, not to mention chelation therapy.
  Psychological support is important in managing chelation therapy and other aspects of the condition.
  The neurologist diagnosed Wilson's disease (hepatolenticular degeneration) and Andrew was started on chelation therapy in a specialist centre.
  Study participants will receive 30 weekly infusions of EDTA chelation therapy followed by 10 bimonthly infusions.
  Treatment may range from avoiding further exposure if levels are borderline to chelation therapy if it is high.
  In many patients, the need for transfusion and chelation therapy may be life-long.
  None of these children had levels that required chelation therapy, as stipulated in CDC case-management guidelines.

Definition of chelation therapy in US English:

chelation therapy

noun

1A therapy for mercury or lead poisoning that binds the toxins in the bloodstream by circulating a chelating solution.
Example sentencesExamples
- In any case, chelation therapy is not covered by Medicare nor will most insurance companies pay for it.
- Treatment is based on chelation therapy, in which a drug is administered that binds the lead and allows it to be excreted safely from the body.
- A follow-up study on the blood heavy metals levels of factory workers and surrounding inhabitants is also indicated, with the introduction of chelation therapy to prevent metal poisoning.
- Appropriate medical management involves a thorough clinical evaluation and possible cautious use of chelation therapy in children with refractory blood lead levels.
1. 1.1 A form of complementary therapy involving the intravenous infusion of substances intended to remove calcium from hardened arteries.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Treatment may range from avoiding further exposure if levels are borderline to chelation therapy if it is high.
  The neurologist diagnosed Wilson's disease (hepatolenticular degeneration) and Andrew was started on chelation therapy in a specialist centre.
  In many patients, the need for transfusion and chelation therapy may be life-long.
  Study participants will receive 30 weekly infusions of EDTA chelation therapy followed by 10 bimonthly infusions.
  Psychological support is important in managing chelation therapy and other aspects of the condition.
  What is the Government doing to promote the use of alternative health therapies, and can the Minister advise whether any such proposals will include an evaluation of chelation therapy?
  None of these children had levels that required chelation therapy, as stipulated in CDC case-management guidelines.
  These data demonstrate that EDTA chelation therapy results in significantly increased urinary losses of lead, zinc, cadmium, and calcium following EDTA chelation therapy.
  I suggest to those members that there might be more in the system - more in chelation therapy - than that member over there gives it credit for.
  This, fittingly, is the same mentality that brought us bypass surgery as a first resort, then consider suggesting diet, exercise, and nutritional supplementation, not to mention chelation therapy.
  But chelation therapy can also remove necessary substances from the vital organs.

单词	chelation therapy
释义	Definition of chelation therapy in English: chelation therapy noun mass noun 1A therapy for mercury or lead poisoning that binds the toxins in the bloodstream by circulating a chelating solution. Example sentencesExamples Appropriate medical management involves a thorough clinical evaluation and possible cautious use of chelation therapy in children with refractory blood lead levels. In any case, chelation therapy is not covered by Medicare nor will most insurance companies pay for it. A follow-up study on the blood heavy metals levels of factory workers and surrounding inhabitants is also indicated, with the introduction of chelation therapy to prevent metal poisoning. Treatment is based on chelation therapy, in which a drug is administered that binds the lead and allows it to be excreted safely from the body. 1.1 A form of complementary therapy involving the intravenous infusion of substances intended to remove calcium from hardened arteries. Example sentencesExamples These data demonstrate that EDTA chelation therapy results in significantly increased urinary losses of lead, zinc, cadmium, and calcium following EDTA chelation therapy. But chelation therapy can also remove necessary substances from the vital organs. I suggest to those members that there might be more in the system - more in chelation therapy - than that member over there gives it credit for. What is the Government doing to promote the use of alternative health therapies, and can the Minister advise whether any such proposals will include an evaluation of chelation therapy? This, fittingly, is the same mentality that brought us bypass surgery as a first resort, then consider suggesting diet, exercise, and nutritional supplementation, not to mention chelation therapy. Psychological support is important in managing chelation therapy and other aspects of the condition. The neurologist diagnosed Wilson's disease (hepatolenticular degeneration) and Andrew was started on chelation therapy in a specialist centre. Study participants will receive 30 weekly infusions of EDTA chelation therapy followed by 10 bimonthly infusions. Treatment may range from avoiding further exposure if levels are borderline to chelation therapy if it is high. In many patients, the need for transfusion and chelation therapy may be life-long. None of these children had levels that required chelation therapy, as stipulated in CDC case-management guidelines. Definition of chelation therapy in US English: chelation therapy noun 1A therapy for mercury or lead poisoning that binds the toxins in the bloodstream by circulating a chelating solution. Example sentencesExamples In any case, chelation therapy is not covered by Medicare nor will most insurance companies pay for it. Treatment is based on chelation therapy, in which a drug is administered that binds the lead and allows it to be excreted safely from the body. A follow-up study on the blood heavy metals levels of factory workers and surrounding inhabitants is also indicated, with the introduction of chelation therapy to prevent metal poisoning. Appropriate medical management involves a thorough clinical evaluation and possible cautious use of chelation therapy in children with refractory blood lead levels. 1.1 A form of complementary therapy involving the intravenous infusion of substances intended to remove calcium from hardened arteries. Example sentencesExamples Treatment may range from avoiding further exposure if levels are borderline to chelation therapy if it is high. The neurologist diagnosed Wilson's disease (hepatolenticular degeneration) and Andrew was started on chelation therapy in a specialist centre. In many patients, the need for transfusion and chelation therapy may be life-long. Study participants will receive 30 weekly infusions of EDTA chelation therapy followed by 10 bimonthly infusions. Psychological support is important in managing chelation therapy and other aspects of the condition. What is the Government doing to promote the use of alternative health therapies, and can the Minister advise whether any such proposals will include an evaluation of chelation therapy? None of these children had levels that required chelation therapy, as stipulated in CDC case-management guidelines. These data demonstrate that EDTA chelation therapy results in significantly increased urinary losses of lead, zinc, cadmium, and calcium following EDTA chelation therapy. I suggest to those members that there might be more in the system - more in chelation therapy - than that member over there gives it credit for. This, fittingly, is the same mentality that brought us bypass surgery as a first resort, then consider suggesting diet, exercise, and nutritional supplementation, not to mention chelation therapy. But chelation therapy can also remove necessary substances from the vital organs.
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