Chelation Treatments with Dr. Ana Mihalcea, MD, PhD Yelm, Washington
I met Dr. Ana in 2023 over the phone during a virtual doctor’s office visit. I had been following her articles on substack. Of all the medical experts I have followed since 2020 she is the best, in my opinion. She has written three books over the last six years. Light Medicine, Transhumanism I and Transhumanism II. Her books contain photos of what she has observed in injectables such as insulin and dental anesthetics, and in human blood, and in supposedly organic meats.
In 2025 I decided to drive across the country to be treated by Dr. Ana’s team. I arrived at her office on June 30, where she immediately pricked my finger in a sterile fashion and looked at my blood cells under her high-powered digital microscope. I was able to see my blood magnified thousands of times on her computer screen. I couldn’t believe how horrible it looked. I almost got sick because it looked so appalling with the clumped-up cells (rouleaux), strange angular configurations, blinking neon lights. I felt so relieved as well that I was not making up the fact that I was so ill. Dr. Ana said that there was very little of flow of oxygen in my blood. She also told me that it was a good thing that I’d been living away from EMFs, because as I understand it, a combination of EMFs and the nanotechnology in my blood could be a perfect storm for further illness. She did not allow cell phones in the treatment rooms.
I remained in the area for four days of intravenous treatments of EDTA, in order to break up the microplastics, detox the metals and stop the nanotechnology from continuing to form clots. I also agreed to other IV treatments of natural substances such as alpha lipoic acid. I was subjected to various testing for possible mold toxicity, and testing to see how healthily my heart and brain were functioning.
Dr. Ana’s staff members were kind and amazing. The office was warm and welcoming, not the usual sterile white but instead with a huge wall covering of a forest and waterfalls. I had to sit for hours at a time in very comfortable chairs. It was great to get to know the nurses and the other patients.
I had severely burned my hand with boiling water during my trip there, and had it wrapped in gauze over which I put a fingerless blue vinyl glove, so of course everybody was curious about what happened. Each late afternoon I would drive back to my campground. Some patients had flown there and stayed in the motel across the street.
After four days of treatments Dr. Ana looked at my blood, and miraculously there was minimal poisoning. The red blood cells were no longer clumped, but flowing freely, so that oxygen could also flow freely.
I bought many supplements recommended by Dr. Ana for my chronic pain, to help keep me detoxed, and to heal my atherosclerosis. After I returned to New England, I continued to buy and use supplements such as oral EDTA, Methylene Blue, magnesium threonate, high doses of Vitamin C. And high doses of turmeric especially as the 6000-mile road trip had not been ideal for my low back.
I learned later that I had tested positive for mycotoxins so Dr. Ana put me on a protocol of two separate nasal drops containing antibiotics and peptides, in addition to liquid chlorophyl, and off label use of cholestyramine (a binder to help pull toxins out of the body). I had to purchase most of these items through a compounding pharmacy in California and some had to be shipped to me on the east coast on ice. Not inexpensive, that’s for sure.
I knew that as long as I continued taking my life saving insulin,* I would need to continue to have my blood cleansed of poisons. Just as I had in 2023, I tried diligently to find another practitioner on the east coast that used the same kind of IV EDTA. In 2023 I had gone to a homeopathic MD in Florida and had two IV chelating treatments with EDTA and vitamin C, but I did not feel the nurse used sterile practices. And when I called again in 2025 the homeopathic doctor was very close to retirement, and he told me that patients were not willing to pay out of pocket for the treatments. Actually, Medicare claims to pay for EDTA IV treatments for heart diagnoses, but it is difficult to find a physician’s office linked directly to the insurance company.
The only negatives about my experiences with Dr. Ana’s office was that she happened to be understaffed, so I sometimes did not get timely responses. And the worst was that the label on the cholestyramine read the incorrect prescription dosage, so I ended up taking three times the amount for an entire month, and it was too expensive to purchase more for the final two months. I only wish there had been an apology because it most certainly was not my fault.
*I had already spent a lot of time researching alternative forms of insulin, that might contain less toxic substances, to no avail. The natural pig derived insulins were no longer available, even in Canada or England.