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Every year a huge amount of money is spent on coronary bypass surgeries that in more than half the cases, are unnecessary and even dangerous. - The cardiopulmonary pump used during bypass surgery may cause decreased oxygen flow leading to brain damage and memory loss. - Bypass and balloon angioplasty surgeries (with a few important exceptions) are irrelevant to the natural course of heart disease. - In bypass patients, the incidence of subsequent heart attack is higher than for those treated with medication. Why Risk Bypass Surgery? There is a Safe Alternative. More than 500,000 heart patients have received intravenous EDTA Chelation Therapy over the past thirty years. Published studies have established the efficacy rate at about 85 percent. It not only clears blocked heart arteries but improves circulation throughout the body for long-term benefit. In QUESTIONS FROM THE HEART, Dr. Terry Chappell answers 100 of the most commonly asked questions about EDTA Chelation Therapy, comparing benefits and drawbacks to both therapies in a concise, easy-to-read format. Ideal for all levels of inquiry.