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> Bee,

> I have heard on the UK news this morning, doctors are now saying calcium

supplements can cause heart problems. Have you heard this and if so, what is

your advice?

>

+++Hi Lynn,

Doctors, the medical field and drug companies are getting more and more into

bashing supplements. However, they don't have a clue about the correct

combination of nutrients needed, so they recommend taking high doses of calcium

without magnesium, which can cause a lot of problems. They also don't recommend

" mineral activators " which are all of the good fats I recommend, along with cod

liver oil, nor other trace minerals, etc.

My sister is a nurse and she was appalled that her doctor recommended very high

calcium without magnesium, and extremely high vitamin D from a perscription with

no omega 3 or vitamin A. Vitamin D only works along with the combination of

fats I recommend.

, High vitamin D causes a toxic overdose, as we've found out from a few members

of this group. " More is not better. "

That's why I recommend calcium and magnesium in equal amounts, along with other

supplements that help your body absorb and utilize all minerals. Of course the

diet plus supplements I recommend all work together.

See my supplement recommendations here:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/supp1.php

Here's a handy supplements chart:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/supp7.php

Your body is smart enough to balance out all of its nutrients levels if it is

gets what it needs to do its job, which is simply this diet plus only the

supplements recommended.

All the best, Bee

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Hi Bee,

my doctor also prescribed huge doses of calcium and vit d without

magnesium. 1000 mg x2 daily. I cut them up now to your recommended dose and buy

my own magnesium.

Thank you bee, your advice is always reassuring.

Lynn

> >

> > Bee,

> > I have heard on the UK news this morning, doctors are now saying calcium

supplements can cause heart problems. Have you heard this and if so, what is

your advice?

> >

> +++Hi Lynn,

>

> Doctors, the medical field and drug companies are getting more and more into

bashing supplements. However, they don't have a clue about the correct

combination of nutrients needed, so they recommend taking high doses of calcium

without magnesium, which can cause a lot of problems. They also don't recommend

" mineral activators " which are all of the good fats I recommend, along with cod

liver oil, nor other trace minerals, etc.

>

> My sister is a nurse and she was appalled that her doctor recommended very

high calcium without magnesium, and extremely high vitamin D from a perscription

with no omega 3 or vitamin A. Vitamin D only works along with the combination

of fats I recommend.

>

> , High vitamin D causes a toxic overdose, as we've found out from a few

members of this group. " More is not better. "

>

> That's why I recommend calcium and magnesium in equal amounts, along with

other supplements that help your body absorb and utilize all minerals. Of

course the diet plus supplements I recommend all work together.

>

> See my supplement recommendations here:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/supp1.php

>

> Here's a handy supplements chart:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/supp7.php

>

> Your body is smart enough to balance out all of its nutrients levels if it is

gets what it needs to do its job, which is simply this diet plus only the

supplements recommended.

>

> All the best, Bee

>

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