Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 Are there any natural ways of dealing with a bone chip? My daughter fell and hurt her elbow. She says it feels like there is a piece of bone missing from the end. Other than that, she's doing okay. She can use it. It just was a bit swollen, and it hurt when she touched right on the bone. I'm figuring the only real problem is if there is a chip floating around. I've read about the enzymes in pineapple dissolving bone chips, but I was wondering if this group had any other ideas. Thanks! Cindy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 You might want to make sure she didn't chip her growth plate in her arm. Has it been x-rayed? Suzie On Thu, 2007-02-01 at 02:26 +0000, kiaradaze wrote: > Are there any natural ways of dealing with a bone chip? My daughter > fell and hurt her elbow. > She says it feels like there is a piece of bone missing from the end. > Other than that, she's > doing okay. She can use it. It just was a bit swollen, and it hurt > when she touched right on > the bone. > > I'm figuring the only real problem is if there is a chip floating > around. I've read about the > enzymes in pineapple dissolving bone chips, but I was wondering if > this group had any other > ideas. > > Thanks! > Cindy > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2007 Report Share Posted February 2, 2007 She's an adult. And a licensed clinical massage therapist so she has a good idea of what she is feeling there. She believes it is all fine, except for feeling that the bone isn't smooth at the tip of her elbow. She didn't want to go the traditional medical route since she seems to be just fine. My concern is wondering about a bone chip floating around. From what I've read, that's the only thing that might cause a problem down the road. Cindy , Suzie Steiner <suzie.steiner wrote: > > You might want to make sure she didn't chip her growth plate in her arm. > > Has it been x-rayed? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2007 Report Share Posted February 2, 2007 From my experience...I chipped the bone 10 years ago. I used Cal-Mag complex to coat the bone and nerve and to stimulate regrowth. I don't have a problem with it now. The dr. told me there wasn't anything they could do with that chip and to let it be. It was painful enough I couldn't type or use my arm for much. The cal mag complex is known for coating the nerves and bone so the pain in reduced and healing is increased. After I started that it got better. I went about 6 months with it hurting before I found out about the Cal-Mag Jenny Kernan --- kiaradaze <ckirchhoff wrote: > She's an adult. And a licensed clinical massage > therapist so she has a good idea of what she > is feeling there. She believes it is all fine, > except for feeling that the bone isn't smooth at the > > tip of her elbow. > > She didn't want to go the traditional medical route > since she seems to be just fine. My > concern is wondering about a bone chip floating > around. From what I've read, that's the only > thing that might cause a problem down the road. > > Cindy > > , Suzie > Steiner <suzie.steiner wrote: > > > > You might want to make sure she didn't chip her > growth plate in her arm. > > > > Has it been x-rayed? > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2007 Report Share Posted February 3, 2007 I've read " Ingesting large amounts of Vitamin C daily for a few months can help dissolve Foot Bone Spurs... however don't know if this applies to Bone Chips. I know Vitamin C can strengthen weak Enamel on the teeth. Anne.--- In , " kiaradaze " <ckirchhoff wrote: > > She's an adult. And a licensed clinical massage therapist so she has a good idea of what she > is feeling there. She believes it is all fine, except for feeling that the bone isn't smooth at the > tip of her elbow. > > She didn't want to go the traditional medical route since she seems to be just fine. My > concern is wondering about a bone chip floating around. From what I've read, that's the only > thing that might cause a problem down the road. > > Cindy > > , Suzie Steiner <suzie.steiner@> wrote: > > > > You might want to make sure she didn't chip her growth plate in her arm. > > > > Has it been x-rayed? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2007 Report Share Posted February 4, 2007 Thanks! That seems like a safe enough thing to try. Do you mean any calcium-magnesium combo? I'm glad to hear you're doing fine this much later. She can use her arm so I would think it isn't even as bad as what you experienced. So, hopefully, this will help finish the healing. Cindy , Jenny Kernan <rainysnana wrote: > > From my experience...I chipped the bone 10 years ago. > I used Cal-Mag complex to coat the bone and nerve and > to stimulate regrowth. I don't have a problem with it > now. The dr. told me there wasn't anything they could Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2007 Report Share Posted February 4, 2007 That's interesting. I'll tell her that as well. She already takes vitamin C regularly to stay healthy so she could easily up the dosage for a while. That sure can't hurt anything. Cindy , " Anne " <annroc2004 wrote: > > I've read " Ingesting large amounts of Vitamin C daily for a few > months can help dissolve Foot Bone Spurs... > > however don't know if this applies to Bone Chips. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2007 Report Share Posted February 4, 2007 Yes; Nutritonal Therapies are interesting; the whole world of Nutrional therapies is just fascinating. To follow the advice of the replies I would say: 1. Fish-Oil caps for the Vitamin D to help absorb the Calcium. 2. The Calcium/Magneisum formula to get the Magneisum to the bones. 3. The Vitamin C to help dissolve any " bone chips in system. Even if she is already on Vit. C; makes sure she continues the Vit.C. , Jenny Kernan <rainysnana wrote: > > From my experience...I chipped the bone 10 years ago. > I used Cal-Mag complex to coat the bone and nerve and > to stimulate regrowth. I don't have a problem with it > now. The dr. told me there wasn't anything they could > do with that chip and to let it be. It was painful > enough I couldn't type or use my arm for much. The cal > mag complex is known for coating the nerves and bone > so the pain in reduced and healing is increased. After > I started that it got better. I went about 6 months > with it hurting before I found out about the Cal-Mag > > Jenny Kernan > > --- kiaradaze <ckirchhoff wrote: > > > She's an adult. And a licensed clinical massage > > therapist so she has a good idea of what she > > is feeling there. She believes it is all fine, > > except for feeling that the bone isn't smooth at the > > > > tip of her elbow. > > > > She didn't want to go the traditional medical route > > since she seems to be just fine. My > > concern is wondering about a bone chip floating > > around. From what I've read, that's the only > > thing that might cause a problem down the road. > > > > Cindy > > > > , Suzie > > Steiner <suzie.steiner@> wrote: > > > > > > You might want to make sure she didn't chip her > > growth plate in her arm. > > > > > > Has it been x-rayed? > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2007 Report Share Posted February 4, 2007 Yes Calcium - Magnesium Complex....has: 80 IU Vitamin D 318gmg Calcium ( as calcium amino acid chelate ) 176 mg magnesium ( as magnesium amino acid chelate) 100 mcg Manganese ( as manganse amino acid chelate) 60 mcg Boron ( as boron amino acid chelate) The Biochemist that personally recommended this to me used it when he fell at work, was injured and drove himself to the hospital where as the orderlies were removing him from his truck, dropped him spine first on the curb and broke his back. He was told he would be paralyzed (due to an inoperable bone chip in the spine) and never walk again. He had his wife bring this to him at the hospital where he took several doses a day and within 6 weeks was walking again. This is also an excellent supplement for pain management, menopause, osteoperosis and other bone issues. Jenny Kernan --- kiaradaze <ckirchhoff wrote: > Thanks! That seems like a safe enough thing to try. > Do you mean any calcium-magnesium > combo? I'm glad to hear you're doing fine this much > later. She can use her arm so I would > think it isn't even as bad as what you experienced. > So, hopefully, this will help finish the > healing. > > Cindy > > , Jenny > Kernan <rainysnana wrote: > > > > From my experience...I chipped the bone 10 years > ago. > > I used Cal-Mag complex to coat the bone and nerve > and > > to stimulate regrowth. I don't have a problem with > it > > now. The dr. told me there wasn't anything they > could > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2007 Report Share Posted February 5, 2007 Could you let me know the specific brand name or the company that makes this? In searching for it, I find a lot of products listed as calcium magnesium complex. None of them, though, list the same ingredients as what you've provided below. Since you've had good success with this as well as the biochemist you mention (that's an amazing story!), I'd like to tell my daughter specifically what to get and not just any calcium magnesium product. Thanks yet again, Cindy , Jenny Kernan <rainysnana wrote: > > Yes Calcium - Magnesium Complex....has: > 80 IU Vitamin D > 318gmg Calcium ( as calcium amino acid chelate ) > 176 mg magnesium ( as magnesium amino acid chelate) > 100 mcg Manganese ( as manganse amino acid chelate) > 60 mcg Boron ( as boron amino acid chelate) > > The Biochemist that personally recommended this to me > used it when he fell at work, was injured and drove > himself to the hospital where as the orderlies were > removing him from his truck, dropped him spine first > on the curb and broke his back. He was told he would > be paralyzed (due to an inoperable bone chip in the > spine) and never walk again. He had his wife bring > this to him at the hospital where he took several > doses a day and within 6 weeks was walking again. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2007 Report Share Posted February 5, 2007 Cal-Mag Complex is made by Unicity. It has been biochemically made to contain all necessary ingredients for best absorption. Jenny Kernan --- kiaradaze <ckirchhoff wrote: > Could you let me know the specific brand name or the > company that > makes this? In searching for it, I find a lot of > products listed as calcium > magnesium complex. None of them, though, list the > same ingredients > as what you've provided below. Since you've had good > success with this > as well as the biochemist you mention (that's an > amazing story!), I'd like > to tell my daughter specifically what to get and not > just any calcium > magnesium product. > > Thanks yet again, > Cindy > > , Jenny > Kernan <rainysnana wrote: > > > > Yes Calcium - Magnesium Complex....has: > > 80 IU Vitamin D > > 318gmg Calcium ( as calcium amino acid chelate ) > > 176 mg magnesium ( as magnesium amino acid > chelate) > > 100 mcg Manganese ( as manganse amino acid > chelate) > > 60 mcg Boron ( as boron amino acid chelate) > > > > The Biochemist that personally recommended this to > me > > used it when he fell at work, was injured and > drove > > himself to the hospital where as the orderlies > were > > removing him from his truck, dropped him spine > first > > on the curb and broke his back. He was told he > would > > be paralyzed (due to an inoperable bone chip in > the > > spine) and never walk again. He had his wife bring > > this to him at the hospital where he took several > > doses a day and within 6 weeks was walking again. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2007 Report Share Posted February 5, 2007 Thanks Jenny! I never heard of that company so I'm glad you mentioned it. Cindy , Jenny Kernan <rainysnana wrote: > > Cal-Mag Complex is made by Unicity. It has been > biochemically made to contain all necessary > ingredients for best absorption. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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