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Re: Heel spurs ?


Hi Paulette,

I think you mentioned one time that your calcium was sky high. I would guess that might explain the spurs.

I recently discovered that excess calcium was causing excess teeth plaque for years. Now that my calcium is being dumped, I have much less plaque.

And your osteoporosis probably has more to do with your adrenal fatigue than your age.

Years of chronic stress leads to reduced collagen formation. I am a 47 year old male ... and was diagnosed with osteopenia a couple of years ago.

However, my bones are much stronger now. I don't quite understand why yet, but Pam K told me that when copper comes down, calcium will go where it is supposed to.

My bones feel much better now. No more aching of sharp pains.
 

 
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