Bone Spurs?

[Guest guest]

Davis and Rawls suggest that magnets can change (ie, dissolve and " move " )

calcium from one part of the body and to another part of the body, and that the

deposits can even be removed, and the calcium used to strengthen bones instead.

 

How would you go about REMOTELY removing a bone spur, for instance, in the back?

 

I've heard that operating on them can be risky and that they can grow back after

the operation anyways.

 

How do you REMOTELY remove one of those?

 

Would you just use the " generic " technique of taking a mental brush or chisel

and gently removing it that way? Or is there a better way to do it? (ie

magnetic fields or some other way? BTW, how much can a person influence a mild

magnetic field, remotely? IF that's the best way to do it, how do you do it? Or

is it best to just program the end result and let it happen however it happens?

Maybe the other person would choose surgery, then, and perhaps there's a better

way to do it remotely so there's no surgery. What's the best way to Remote

Influence it?) Also, if the person is taking calcium supplements (in the form

of Tums -- YUCK! -- will those interfere with the remote influencing of the

bone? Would a Cal-Mag or Cal-Mag-Zinc supplement be better? And what if their

doctor TOLD them to take the Tums? Just say screw them and let them stay in

pain? Or what? I can't exactly give " medical " advice, since I'm not an M.D.

 

Will Cal-Mag-Zinc cause calcium deposits in someone who has bone spurs? How

does it know to do something different than the calcium that is already in the

body that goes where it is not supposed to be?

 

Thanks,

Jim