--answer--Worn out joints, I have question:-/
Hi Wuz,
Your Question: Moreless,
I copied in this post and was hoping you could tell me what would one take with the fruit pectin- what exactly is Calcium phosphate compounds?
The fruit pectin is a product purchased at the grocery store as if for making jellies or jams, right?
thanks
wuz
Subject: - why fruit pectin may help rebuild worn out joints--
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Hi FF,
The joints of your bones has Cartilage or may we say cushion material between the ends of the bones which cushion and lubricate and are part of the sockets where the bones fit together!
This Cartilage material or joint material as you may want to call it, may be made of a gelatin like material which may be made from a substance like as that fruit pectin makes when it reacts with certain Alkaline Minerals such as Calcium phosphate compounds!
The phosphate is acidic and it binds the calcium with other Alkaline Minerals to make the cartilage or joint material with the aid of fruit pectin like materials!
So, it is just a way for people to help rebuild worn out joints in your body, by using some fruit pectin each day to aide in the rebuilding process which is neccessary to rebuild your worn out joint bones and sockets!
The fruit pectin just supplies ingredients which may combine with the needed Alkaline Minerals to form new joints!
Answer: First, anyone who has shown their willingness to learn and make the needed changes required to find Healing is --NOT-- being a Burden to me, nor anyone else on this forum, who wishes to help others!
Phosphate is an Acid Mineral, which is required by plants to Complex all the Alkaline Minerals properly together for Top Quality!
Thus Natural in Season foods shall automatically contain Calcium Phosphate compounds!
Poor Quality foods containing NPN shall be short of Calcium Phosphste!
Fruit Pectin is the same you get from the store as you asked about.
Cause and Effect!
Smile Tis your choice.