Foot spurs...

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Does anyone know the cause and if there is a healing method available

to we healers?

[Guest guest]

Good Morning!

 

Good post !

 

Bone Spurs are most commonly found on the heel, as well as on the neck,

shoulders, spine and hips. Bone spurs are associated with chronic inflammation,

which can cause calcium to accumulate near joints and tendons as seen in

arthritis, tendonitis and spurs.

 

Chronic inflammation can cause calcium to deposit on the edge of a joint or

where a tendon attaches to bone. With time, an outgrowth or osteophyte may

develop. These spurs can irritate surrounding tissue, which may lead to pain,

weakness and atrophy.

 

Clinical studies in China have shown that, although bone spurs are difficult

to treat, in conjunction with Acupuncture, a combination of Osteophyte

Powder, 701 Plaster and Tendon Soak is the best remedy for bone spurs! This is a

combination I have treated hundreds of patients with and seems to work on 75%

of the cases I have treated.

 

I hope this helps.

 

Andrew Pacholyk, MS, L.Ac.

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My husband has been taking cider vinegar for bone spurs. It seems to have

reduced them in size.

 

 

 

On Behalf Of David

DeDominicis

Tuesday, September 26, 2006 9:01 AM

 

Foot " spurs " ...

 

 

Does anyone know the cause and if there is a healing method available

to we healers?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A friend of mine had a heel spur and her chiropractor told her to get one

of those wooden roller foot massagers--the kind that look like dumbbells

with knobs in the middle part, and roll her foot in ONE direction as she

watched tv at night. So, she did this, rolling out and then dragging the

roller back with her toes and rolling again, over and over. She said within

2 weeks the spur and the pain was gone, and that she has told others of this

and they have all reported that it worked for them.

 

samala

Renee

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My mother had spurs in her heels. She took two bottles of the herb

hydrangea. They are gone and have not come back.

 

 

 

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Renee wrote:

 

friend of mine had a heel spur and her chiropractor told her to get one

of those wooden roller foot massagers--the kind that look like dumbbells

with knobs in the middle part, and roll her foot in ONE direction as she

watched tv at night. So, she did this, rolling out and then dragging the

roller back with her toes and rolling again, over and over. She said within

2 weeks the spur and the pain was gone, and that she has told others of this

and they have all reported that it worked for them.

 

samala

Renee

 

That is very good news, since I have

recently developed a pain in my left

heel that corresponds perfectly to

the description of plantar fasciitis, the

root cause of bone spurs on the heel.

 

Reflexology is supposed to work well on

it but I hate doing my own feet.

Thanks

 

Ien in the Kootenays

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