For those seeking any treatment which is still a novelty there is bound to be difficulty in achieving such ends. However, chelation is practised from within the medical profession and as such pressure can be brought to bear on one's GP to recommend it.
Ozone/oxygen therapy is usually performed by those who practice chelation as it is such a valuable adjunct to it.
ACAM in America controls the protocol of the chelation process and trains chelating physicians. Because of their role they can furnish lists of addresses of chelating physicians from all over the world.
Advice from doctors who practise chelation concentrates in the main on the practicalities of procuring the treatment. Patients are advised not to insure privately with any of the large, totally health-oriented, insurance companies. It is far better to buy insurance from general insurance companies as they will usually accept the recommendation of individual physicians and not follow usual policy.
Never expect that one course of treatment will cure a disease which has been in progress for most of a lifetime. Circulatory disease is multi-faceted and as such requires more than one approach to bring the body back into homeostasis. Furthermore it requires a transformation of the ways which led to the exacerbation of the disease in the first place.
Cures are miraculous: the case histories bear witness to this, but to expect to be cured overnight from a condition which has been developing for decades is unreasonable.
Patience, in the true sense of the word, is required.