Heel Spurs -- qs Yehuda

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At 08:29 PM 12/2/2006, wrote:

 

> Any kind of spurs indicate that Calcium is not being delivered to

> the bones and is accumulating in the fascia and other soft

> tissue. The delivery system: Magnesium ...

 

Hi Yehuda,

 

Where can one learn more / refresh physiological understanding of

these mechanisms?

 

 

 

 

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Hi Chris,

 

One great source of information is Paul Pitchford's book " Healing With Whole

Foods " . He has alot of western biochem in there as well. It's a great book, and

completely annotated. Other good sources are " The Nutrition Almanac " ,Elson

Haas's " Staying healthy With Nutrition " , Rodale's " Complete Book of Minerals

for Health " , Mel Werbach's " Nutritional Influences on Illness " , my nutrition

textbook from school, " Understanding Nutrition " vy Whitney and Rolfes, " Dr

Wright's guide to Healing with Nutrition " , by Jonathan Wright, and the site:

www.mercola.com.

 

One additional thought: Years ago, I remember hearing about a guy in Arizona,

I believe, named Paul Eck (I think he was a chiropractor) who was quite an

expert on the biochemistry of minerals. Does anyone know anything about him.

 

Hope I've been helpful.

 

Much success in all you do,

 

Yehuda

 

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At 08:29 PM 12/2/2006, wrote:

 

> Any kind of spurs indicate that Calcium is not being delivered to

> the bones and is accumulating in the fascia and other soft

> tissue. The delivery system: Magnesium ...

 

Hi Yehuda,

 

Where can one learn more / refresh physiological understanding of

these mechanisms?

 

 

 

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