EDTA IV Therapy

What are thoughts on the use of EDTA Intravenous Chelation Therapy? I would like to do this personally myself, but if considered safe, I would also suggest my father to do this, who is 70 years old, obese, pre-diabetic, and has issue with heart aortic valve and prostate. With these in mind is it advisable for a person to do EDTA IV therapy?

I never take mainstream medicine too seriously, but I came across this:

-Low blood-calcium levels (hypocalcemia)
-Sudden drop in blood pressure
-Drop in bone marrow counts (bone marrow suppression)
-Heart failure
-Kidney damage
-Death
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/heart-disease/expert-answers/chelation-therapy/faq-20157449

MikeGore wrote:What are thoughts on the use of EDTA Intravenous Chelation Therapy? I would like to do this personally myself, but if considered safe, I would also suggest my father to do this, who is 70 years old, obese, pre-diabetic, and has issue with heart aortic valve and prostate. With these in mind is it advisable for a person to do EDTA IV therapy?

I never take mainstream medicine too seriously, but I came across this:

-Low blood-calcium levels (hypocalcemia)
-Sudden drop in blood pressure
-Drop in bone marrow counts (bone marrow suppression)
-Heart failure
-Kidney damage
-Death
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/heart-disease/expert-answers/chelation-therapy/faq-20157449

Interesting stuff on Mayo Clinic website. Not surprised at all, as all the mainstream, anti-real-health websites will spew lies and half-truths. Some of key information mentioned is false.

Treatments are 1 hour 30 minutes, not 30 and it's mainly for lead, not mercury.

Modern medicine kills more people than any other cause, so alternative are usually best.

Never heard of a death from EDTA, at least I haven't seen one. Meanwhile people die on the table everyday
from routine heart procedures.

I've read EDTA is said to remove all metal, minerals, including the beneficial ones. So would make sense to supplement with a multimineral supplement during EDTA therapy I guess.

The question is would EDTA also remove graphene oxide? I've been trying to find reports/studies on this but haven't been able to so far.

Also, EDTA is said to remove calcium, so I am guessing it would be beneficial for calcified arteries and heart etc.

Which IV infusion would be superior chelation though for calcium? EDTA or Magnesium.