Let’s look at the facts about calcium,
the most common yet mineral in the human body. There are 147 different diseases
you can get from a calcium deficiency. We’ll just go over the top 10 when
it comes to the number of people affected and the amount of money involved.
- Osteoporosis:
Let’s look at Osteoporosis, the number 10 killer of adults in
the United States. Remember, 75% of those over the age of 65 who fracture a hip
or leg bone don’t live 90 days. Also,
it’s the most horrible disease when it comes to human misery and dollars expended.
Osteoporosis leads to special vans with
lift gates, ramps and the elevators, the special plumbing in homes and public
buildings. We also have special parking places, wheelchairs, walkers and canes.
Think of the beds and the chairs with little electric motors to lift you up
when you can’t stand up by yourself. Other major cost includes physical
therapists, joint replacement surgery, pharmaceuticals, and doctor’s visits.
We’re talking billions and billions of dollars for nothing more than a calcium
deficiency disease. Now as horrible a disease as Osteoporosis is in human
beings; we don’t have Osteoporosis in animals because we don’t have Blue Cross,
Blue Shield, major medical hospitalization, Medicare and Medicaid to pay for
non-essential surgical treatments for mineral deficiency. Medical science has
learned that giving calcium to animals after being weaned off their mother’s
milk prevented arthritis or Osteoporosis from ever emerging. It’s amazing how
that works.
- Receding gums:
Dentists and dental hygienists will tell you to floss and brush
after every meal. Good practice, but that alone will not cut it. If you have
receding gums or periodontitis, gingivitis, pyorrhea, loose teeth, bridges and
plates, you have Osteoporosis in the facial bones and jaw bones. We don’t see
receding gums in animals even though they don’t floss or brush, and that’s
because we have cured the Osteoporosis problem in animals. Calcium is what we
need.
· Arthritis:
85% of all arthritis is called wear and tear arthritis. Osteo
arthritis, degenerative arthritis. These things are nothing more than
Osteoporosis of the joint ends of the bones. We need calcium.
· Hypertension/High Blood Pressure:
Has nothing to do with salt or salt restriction according to
medical studies. 85% of hypertension not related to kidney disease, which is
most of them, not related to kidney disease, is, in fact, a calcium deficiency.
· Insomnia:
Is not a deficiency of sleeping pills, halcyon or barbiturates,
it’s a deficiency of calcium.
· Kidney stones/bone spurs/heel spurs/calcium deposits:
Again, the medical profession has the malignant belief that
these things are due to too much calcium in your diet, try to give up calcium.
When, in fact, you only get kidney stones/bone spurs/heel spurs and calcium
deposits when you have raging osteoporosis. You actually need more calcium,
more magnesium, not less.
· Cramps and twitches:
You have a calcium deficiency.
· PMS:
The University of California, San Diego, 8 years ago now, came
out and said that 85% of the emotional and physical stuff of PMS can be
relieved, eliminated and cured by taking 3 times the RDA of calcium.
· Low back pain:
Has nothing to do with disk problems. I know you have
heard of people, maybe even yourself who have had disk surgery for back pain,
and after the surgery still had the pain, maybe even worse. Fact; back pain
is not caused by disk problems. If you have a disk problem, you can have
numbness and tingling, maybe even paralysis if it’s very severe, but disk
problems do not cause pain. If you have low back pain, the odds are you have
cramps and spasms in the large muscle group, inside and outside your lower
back. These can sublexate, or hit the line in your vertebrae and be
uncomfortable, cause a lot of pain. You also have bone spurs, calcium deposits,
arthritis, and osteoporosis. These are the things that cause low back pain. Now
you’re educated and will never again say “Doc, you’re the doctor”, because
you’ve been reading this blog, and unfortunately most Americans have not. The
result will include them spending between $25,000 and $250,000 and voluntarily
undergo 5 to 10 surgical procedures for nothing more than the top ten calcium
deficiencies. In any other industry that would be fraud and they would be shut
down. It is downright wrong to pay $5,000 for something that can be fixed with
a quality affordable calcium supplement.
What's the Solution?
A typical human frame is comprised of 206 bones. Bones are living tissues that provide structural support for muscles, protect vital organs, and store the calcium essential for bone density and strength. To keep bones strong, the body is continually breaking down old bone and replacing it with new bone tissue. Until the age of about 30, you build and store bone efficiently. Then, as part of the natural aging process, bones begin to break down faster than new bone can be formed.
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