Abstract: A dietary supplement for removing or preventing the bio-accumulation of heavy metals in the body includes one or more chelators, precursors therefore, with at least one chelator capable of crossing the blood brain barrier to promote capture of a heavy metal ion from a site in the central nervous system, and a vascular system promoter for assisting in distributing the chelators within the body. The chelator then crosses back through the blood brain barrier with the entrained heavy metal ion. Preferably, one or more secondary chelators promotes binding any of the heavy metal released from the primary chelator and hold it for removal via an excretion pathway. In one embodiment, the supplement includes a cilantro extract to assist the body's' natural defense systems in removing mercury from the human body.

Abstract: A dietary supplement, preferably formulated with a confectionery base, removes or prevents the bio-accumulation of heavy metals in the body. The supplement has one or more natural chelators, or precursors therefore, with at least one chelator capable of crossing the blood brain barrier to capture a heavy metal ion from a site in the central nervous system. The chelator then crosses back through the blood brain barrier with the entrained heavy metal ion. Preferably, one or more secondary chelators bind any of the heavy metal released from the primary chelator and hold it for removal via an excretion pathway. In one embodiment, the supplement includes glutathione or metallothionine to assist in moving the chelated heavy metal out into the excretion pathway. Using the dietary supplement limits the accumulation of heavy metals in the body, promotes removal of heavy metals previously accumulated in the body and thereby alleviates the symptoms and conditions associated with heavy metal toxicity.

Abstract: A dietary supplement for removing or preventing the bio-accumulation of heavy metals in the body includes a primary chelator, a secondary chelator, and optionally a tertiary chelator or a precursor of a tertiary chelator. The primary chelator preferably crosses the blood brain barrier to capture a heavy metal ion from a site in the central nervous system. The primary chelator then crosses back through the blood brain barrier with the entrained heavy metal ion. The secondary chelator binds the heavy metal from or with the primary chelator for removal. In one embodiment, a tertiary chelator such as glutathione or metallothionine assists in moving the chelated heavy metal out into an excretion pathway. Using the dietary supplement limits the accumulation of heavy metals in the body, promotes removal of heavy metals previously accumulated in the body and alleviates the symptoms and conditions associated with heavy metal toxicity.

Abstract: In a method for treating cancer, a tube is inserted into a patient, so that a distal end of the tube is disposed proximately to a tumor. A sclerosing agent such as a concentrated sugar solution is then fed through the tube into the patient and into the tumor. The tube can take the form of a catheter which is introduced into the patient through the patient's vascular system.