Chelation TherapyOur Unique Formula Designed for Your Specific Condition

Step 1: Heavy metal challenge testing

Designed to reveal the total level of heavy metal toxicity stored in body tissue and organs over a life time

Step 2: Review your lab:

Review your in-depth lab work and create a personalized plan for improved metabolic health.

Step 3: Follow a physician :

Follow a physician supervised plan,doctor-supervised plan every five weeks.

What is Chelation Therapy?

Chelation therapy is a medical treatment that uses chelating agents like EDTA and DMPS to bind to heavy metals and facilitate their excretion through urine. This therapy is primarily used to treat heavy metal poisoning, including exposure to lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium.

Is Chelation Therapy FDA-Approved?

Chelation therapy is a medically endorsed method designed to purge the body of harmful heavy metals. This detoxification is achieved through the administration of specific chelating compounds.

One such compound is Calcium EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid), which has received FDA approval for lead removal. This chelating amino acid is adept at binding with various toxic metals, including lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, and more.

When Calcium EDTA is introduced into the body via an intravenous drip, it actively seeks out metals and minerals, facilitating their elimination through the body’s natural detox channels, such as urine, skin, liver, colon, kidneys, and perspiration.

What distinguishes our unique chelation therapy formula?

Dr. Salerno’s Chelation Therapy

This therapy addresses issues like memory loss, heart problems, and fatigue, combining FDA-approved chelation with nutritional and lifestyle support.

Over 30 Years of Experience

Dr. Salerno combines traditional and holistic medicine to offer effective chelation therapy.

Trusted Expert in Toxic Cleanup

Medical Director’s response after the 9/11 attacks Dr. Salerno is a recognized expert in managing health risks from toxic substances. His career highlights include:

  • Leading the medical response after the 9/11 attacks as Medical Director at the World Trade Center Landfill.
  • Being recognized by Mayor Rudy Giuliani for his vital work in protecting public health during this crisis.
  • Developing a specialized chelation formula based on his experience treating those exposed to toxins at the World Trade Center.

Dr. Salerno’s unique experience has equipped him with the knowledge to create a powerful detox solution that safely removes harmful heavy metals from the body, restoring health and well-being.

Proven Success
With over 100,000 patient visits and a teaching role at Yale, Dr. Salerno’s methods have shown significant health improvements, helping many detoxify and feel better.

Unique Detox Formula
At The Salerno Center, we use a custom formula designed by Dr. Salerno to safely remove heavy metals from your body, tailored to each patient for the best results.

Dr. Salerno’s expertise ensures a safe, powerful detox solution, helping you regain your health and well-being.

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Symptoms of Heavy Metal Poisoning

Do you need Chelation Therapy?  Heavy metal poisoning can cause a variety of health issues. If you’re experiencing three or more of these symptoms, you might need chelation therapy:

* These symptoms could be signs of heavy metal poisoning. Early detection and treatment are crucial. Contact us today to learn more about how chelation therapy can help.

The Benefits of Chelation Therapy

Chelation therapy is a powerful treatment that removes heavy metals and toxins from your bloodstream—substances that your body can’t get rid of through sweat, urine, or stool. Here’s how it can help:

* Important Note: Always consult with a healthcare professional before considering chelation therapy. Its effectiveness and safety for conditions other than heavy metal poisoning are still being researched.

How Does Chelation Therapy Work?

Chelation therapy is a medical treatment that removes heavy metals and toxins from your body. Here’s a simple breakdown of how it works:

Heavy Metal Testing Process:

To determine if you need chelation therapy, the first step is to undergo heavy metal testing. Here’s an overview of how heavy metal testing works:

  • Heavy Metal Testing: This test, called the heavy metal challenge test, is used to check for heavy metals in the body.
  • Chelation Therapy: During the test, a special substance called a chelating agent is given to help remove heavy metals from the body.
  • Urine Collection: After taking the chelating agent, urine samples are collected over about six hours to see how much of the heavy metals are being removed.
  • Lab Analysis: These urine samples are sent to a lab where they’re carefully checked to see how much of different heavy metals are present.
  • Results Interpretation: The doctor looks at the lab results to see if there’s a problem with heavy metal toxicity.
  • Treatment Recommendations: Depending on the results, the doctor might suggest more treatments like more chelation therapy sessions or other ways to lower the heavy metal levels.
  • Follow-Up: Regular check-ups are important to see how the treatment is going and make any needed changes to keep you healthy.
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7 Foods That Help Detoxify Your Body from Harmful Heavy Metals

Incorporating certain foods into your diet can help detoxify your body from harmful heavy metals like mercury, lead, and cadmium. Here are seven detoxifying foods that are particularly effective:

  • Cilantro: Known for its ability to remove mercury and other metals from the body.
  • Chlorella: This green algae binds to heavy metals, helping to flush them out.
  • Garlic: Contains sulfur compounds that mobilize heavy metals for excretion.
  • Wild Blueberries: High in antioxidants that protect against and remove heavy metals.
  • Spirulina: Another algae that helps in binding and removing heavy metals.
  • Lemon and Lime Water: Citric acid helps naturally flush out heavy metals.
  • Flax and Chia Seeds: Rich in omega-3 and fiber, supporting the detox process.

* These foods offer natural ways to support your body’s detoxification processes. However, for severe cases or concerns about heavy metal poisoning, it’s best to consult with a healthcare professional.

Is Chelation Therapy Covered by Insurance?

Chelation therapy coverage by insurance can vary widely based on the insurance provider and the specific circumstances under which the therapy is prescribed. Here are some general points to consider:

  • Medical Necessity: Insurance usually covers chelation therapy when it’s needed for medical reasons, like treating heavy metal poisoning. It might not cover it for other reasons, like heart disease or non-standard treatments.

  • Type of Insurance: The coverage varies depending on whether you have private insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. Always check with your insurance provider to see what’s included in your plan.

  • Pre-approval Needed: You might need to get permission from your insurance or a referral from your doctor before starting chelation therapy.

  • Possible Costs: Even if insurance covers the therapy, you might still need to pay some costs yourself, like co-pays or deductibles.

* For patients at the Salerno Center, it’s a good idea to check with your insurance provider or ask someone at the center to help find out if your treatment will be covered. 

Verify Your Insurance Coverage for Chelation Therapy

To make the most of your insurance, you can also contact us directly. We’ll help you verify your coverage and answer any questions you have about chelation therapy.  Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your health and well-being.

 

Frequently Asked Question

Chelation therapy may cost $4,500 to $8,900 overall, with sessions at $450 to $890 each. Prices vary by your needed sessions, tied to your heavy metal levels.

Your insurance might cover so checking with your provider is smart for precise detail or contact us to check and make the most of your insurance.

Chelation therapy should only be considered if there is a medically diagnosed reason, such as confirmed heavy metal poisoning, which would typically be identified through blood or urine tests.

Chelation therapy is FDA-approved for treating heavy metal poisoning, but its effectiveness for other conditions is still being studied.

The number of chelation therapy sessions needed varies. Typically, you might need 5 to 30 sessions, depending on your health and the reason for treatment. It’s best to consult a healthcare provider for a plan tailored to you.

Yes, chelation therapy can remove calcium from the body. It’s used especially for conditions like atherosclerosis, where calcium builds up in the arteries. However, it should be done carefully under medical supervision due to possible side effects.

  1. Industrial Activities: Factories and industrial plants release heavy metals into the air and water.
  2. Agricultural Chemicals: Pesticides and fertilizers contain heavy metals used on crops.
  3. Water Contamination: Old pipes and industrial waste can lead to heavy metals in drinking water.
  4. Household Products: Certain paints, cosmetics, and toys may contain heavy metals.
  5. Occupational Exposure: Jobs in mining, welding, and battery manufacturing can expose workers to heavy metals.

Chelation therapy is generally safe when done by a qualified doctor for the right reasons, like heavy metal poisoning. It can have side effects like fever, headache, and nausea. Serious risks are rare but can include kidney damage and heart issues. Always ensure it’s done under medical supervision to reduce risks.