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EDTA is a chemical compound that chelates the blood. A chelate is a chemical compound in which a central atom (usually a metallic ion) is attached to neighboring atoms by at least two bonds in such a way as to form a ring structure. Chealatins is the process in which the metal ion reacts with another molecule to form the chelate. EDTA (ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid) is an amino acid. It was synthesized in Germany in 1935, and first patented in the United States in 1941. Chelation therapy itself can be understood simply as the removal of calcium deposits (from your arteries, where you don't want them) and other harmful minerals that promote blood clotting and anthersclerosis. Since these harmful deposits are known to cause excessive free radical production, EDTA chelation also functions as a powerful free radical buster.....protecting cell membranes, DNA, enzyme systems, and lipoproteins from the destructive effects of these ravenous molecules. Some experts believe that the primary benefits of chelation are due to its free radical fighting effects.