Time again for me to respond and make the needed corrections to http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=804128

First we should note that Alkali Metals are Lithium, Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium, Cesium and Francium. Calcium is not part of the Alkali family, but part of the Alkali Earth metal family. This is a historical name, and a chemist would more accurately describe it as member of group II. We should also note that few of the salts formed by the alkali metals are actually alkaline (basic), and a basic substance does not have to have Alkali substance. Basic substances are occasionally called alkaline by laypeople, but this is an inaccurate term, scientists will use the accurate term 'base'.

None of these release Electro-magnetic energy to the body. And the body does not have the capacity to put EM energy to use. The reaction of calcium with “water soluble” acids (what is he trying to distinguish it from?), an example would be

Ca(s) + 2HCl(aq) → Ca²⁺(aq) + 2Cl^-(aq) + H₂(g)
However, pure calcium is not found in the body or in nature for that matter, rather it is found in compound form. Most common forms are, Calcium citrate/lactate/acetate, calcium carbonate, calcium phosphate.

The statement that “ Calcium which may have it's Electro-magnetic Energy Released by water soluble Acids, these may not necessarily build the strongest Bones in your body” is so insane I don't even know where to begin to refute it! Needless to say, its false, and worse there is not an iota of evidence to think it would be true. Its like he is single-handedly trying to re-write all we know about biology on a crazy whim. The nuttiness continues with “ Bones may Require Different forms of Electro-magnetic Energy, than the Flesh or Tissue of your body”, may be he should zap himself with an EM generator and not bother eating.

“As some Vitamins are of an Acid water Base, these may "NOT" produce the same results as Vitamins of an Acid Oil Base”, does not make any sense. Due to his poor language skills and limited vocabulary, we have to assume that he means that there are water soluble vitamins and fat soluble vitamins. Though it is just redundant to state that they have different results, what would you expect for different vitamins. Even 2 different vitamins that are both water/fat soluble will have different results because they are DIFFERENT VITAMINS – did he expect something else?

And this may have to do with how these Acids may Cause or prevent the suspension or Depositing of the Electro-magnetic Energy of the Calcium and other Alkaline Minerals in the needed areas of the body which may be needing repairs done

He is really covering his ass on this one. They “cause” or “prevent” and either it is the “suspension” or the deposition. He might well say, “I don't know” and spare us the trouble of reading another rambling and error filled post.

Vitamin D is not an oil based acid. It is not an acid, nor is it an oil. It is an fat soluble vitamin, that is essential to osteogenesis. I won't even go into the “oxides”

There is a lot of misinformation from the politically incorrect uneducated self-proclaimed expert that calls himself Moreless – it should always be read with the assumption that he is wrong.