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He cites published literature that supports his use of the treatment.Waters is also part of a nationwide study through the National Institute of Health that is intended to be the final say on the effectiveness of chelation therapy as a treatment for heart disease.Whipple said support for alternative medicine is growing and says the scientific community can't always be trusted.

"You look at the studies that come out, and you hear, 'coffee's good for you,' then you hear, 'coffee's bad for you."Any coverage is better than no coverage at all, according to Whipple.

"I would much rather have someone go to somebody like Dr.

Waters and get treatment and have hope in something that he can afford than do nothing at all," he said.But the more variety of care that is offered, ...

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