Re: Clarification to the point!

Hi remi,

You said too much calcium in the saliva also causes tooth decay and is the cause for the saliva for being too acidic!

Is this what you really mean it to say?

You say taking some magnesium to balance the calcium and magnesium ratios may help, I agree with this part!

But unless you mean something different from the first statement, than what it appears upon reading it, what I have been saying is that the first statement is "TOTALLY" incorrect!

Please correct me if I have mis-understood you!

For with every result there is a cause, this means there is a root cause for every result!

This also means that if a person has a problem which they may have trouble solving, that if they do not understand what the root cause is, then they may sometimes not be able to solve the problem!

True: there is a calcium to magnesium ratio which is best for health!

True: If the ratio appears to have more calcium than magnesium, and the addition of extra magnesium may sometimes solve this problem!

Question: But why is the magnesium low in the first place?

True: If the body has too much Protein which is of the incorrect isotope, this may cause the magnesium to become short in ratio to the amount of calcium!

True: then at first glance most people may say the reason for the problem is too much calcium!

False: the problem is too much calcium!

False: Too much calcium is the cause of the saliva being too acidic!

So as some may see now the root of the original problem is "NOT" because of too much calcium, but because of too much Protein which is of the incorrect isotope!

Also for people who drink lots of milk and suppose get too much calcium, the real problem is from too much Protein first! Then not enough magnesium to go along with the Excess Protein of the incorrect isotope or more than likely too much Protein of the NPN form, which is Non-Protein Nitrogen!

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