Experimental research is critical for our understanding of the science. This involves test tube (in vitro), animal, and isolated human cell research. All of which may provide insight into what occurs in humans (usually focused on humans with a disease). This type of research may or may not be translatable into patient care. Observational research is what I focus on, essentially gathering findings written in experimental studies, employ that which makes clinical sense to try,

I have heard from a few female patients that they have experienced either drooping/sagging facial tissue and/or atrophy of tissue (such as in the hands) . Some times this has been a continuation of ongoing process from GDD and others apparently just after chelation, also when otherwise the chelation seems to be improving their overfall condition. I have spent some time thinking about these phenomena, and now I am ready to explain my theory on this. There are likely 2 essentia

A common wistful observation I have heard from many GDD sufferers: "why did I accept getting a GBCA injection, when I was concerned and thought I didn't want it". Self-blame is common for many tragic occurrences, however it doesn't help anything, so you have to let that go. If you have the disease you have enough worries, that you don't need any additional to clog the mental system. Beyond that, unlike other tragedies, such as texting and driving or drinking and driving and t