Growth Plates

[Guest guest]

My seven year old daughter has pain from her " growth plates " primarily

her knees and ankles. This is not new but it does cause her a lot of

problems. Is there anything that will help? I hate to see her in

pain.

[Guest guest]

Try using tissue salts for this. They are cheap and you can get them

at the health food store. When in doubt which one to use, just get

the BioXII from Hyland which is a combination of all of them. Give it

to her 3 times a day until the pain is gone. It worked for my

daughter who just grew about 2 inches last week! She's always had

pains with growing but not this time because I gave her the tissue

salts for another problem a week or so earlier.

 

Sharon

 

 

 

, " whereeveriam2 "

<mnhayes wrote:

>

> My seven year old daughter has pain from her " growth plates "

primarily

> her knees and ankles. This is not new but it does cause her a lot

of

> problems. Is there anything that will help? I hate to see her in

> pain.

>

[Guest guest]

My son who has Marfan's Syndrome uses Cal-Mag Complex

and it makes a difference. He doesn't complain about

the aching bones and joints.

 

Calcium-Magnesium Complex™

Nourish Bones and Regulate Growth (contact me offline

about this product)

 

FACTS:

All calcium and magnesium is not absorbed at the same

rate. For example:

 

Inorganic calcium is absorbed at 17%.(1)

Chelated calcium is absorbed at 44%.(1) (This means

that the chelate, which is calcium bound to an amino

acid or protein, is almost three times as absorbable

as the inorganic mineral).

Inorganic magnesium is absorbed at 16%.(2)

Organic magnesium is absorbed at 87%.(2) (This means

that the chelate, which is magnesium bound to an amino

acid or protein, is absorbed five times as much as the

inorganic mineral).

Facts:

 

Calcium is essential to strong bones and may prevent

osteoporosis.

Magnesium assists in the body's absorption of calcium.

 

Boron may retard bone loss.(3)

Together, boron, calcium, magnesium, and vitamin D

help to prevent osteoporosis.(3)

 

RESEARCH BRIEF

 

Calcium is transported through the body using a series

of transport proteins called 'calcium binding

proteins'. Among these are: parvalbumin, calmodulin,

oncomodulin and more. These compounds pick up calcium

in areas of high calcium concentration. They tend to

release the calcium in the presence of high magnesium

concentration. This is because both the calcium and

the magnesium share the same electronic charge (+2).

This mechanism efficiently delivers calcium to be

deposited into the bone, provided that there is

sufficient magnesium for the subsequent release of the

calcium atoms. This is why calcium and magnesium are

found to be much more effective when dosed together as

a supplement. When the calcium is released, enzymes in

the bone cells attract higher levels of the calcium to

help builds stronger bones. Over time, this will

increase bone density.

 

REFERENCES

 

Saris NE, Mervaala E, Karppanen H, Khawaja JA,

Lewenstam A.Magnesium. An update on physiological,

clinical and analytical aspects. Clin Chim Acta. 2000

Apr;294(1-2):1-26.

 

Swaminathan R. Nutritional factors in osteoporosis.

Int J Clin Pract. 1999 Oct-Nov;53(7):540-8.

 

 

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food

& Drug Administration. These products are not intended

to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

 

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