Re: Calcific tendonitis

[Guest guest]

I had issues with heart, kidney, and tendonitis in my shoulder, what some

were saying calcification. Left shoulder was indicative of association

with my kidneys to me.

A friend introduced me to this product. Blockbuster.

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It not only helped within a day or twos time of the tendonitis, (it was bad

pain too), I am walking, breathing, and not having pain in my body. No

symptoms of heart problems For me it was the inflammation in my body that

was so responsible for tendonitis, (work related, doing hair for years).

Years of bad habits. Taking supplements ect till the cows some home, but

never getting to the root of it.

The book is very good you can get with an order for $9.00

Goggle tendonitis and you will find many believe it is associated with

enzymes. This product serrapetese which is the root of the blockbuster

product, is many different enzymes. Which our body will not work well

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tata for now Sharon

Calcific tendonitis

I have a client that is going to have surgery to remove a calcific

deposit in her shoulder in June. I was wondering if there is anything

we can do to dissolve the deposit before the surgery. Here is some

info about the problem, her deposit if 7mm, is very inflamed, and is

causing severe pain. She is 50 years old.

General info:

In most situtations, there is no known cause for calcium deposits.

Many people ask if their diet should be changed to reduce calcium

intake. This should never be used as a form of treatment, since a

normal balanced diet with a calcium supplement up to 1000mg a day is

healthy in a normal patient, particularly senior citizens and post-

menopausal females.

Many calcium deposits are present for years without causing any

symptoms. Only when the deposit becomes large enough to pinch between

the bones when the shoulder is elevated, does it cause pain.

Sometimes smaller deposits cause pain if they become acutely

inflamed, especially when the calcium salts leak from the lesion into

the sensitive bursal tissues.

Some calcium deposits can cause erosion with the destruction of a

portion of the rotator cuff tendon. Most calcium deposits remain on

the outside of the rotator cuff tendon in the bursa and only cause

problems because of their pain and catching.

Most early calcium deposits are very soft like toothpaste, but

sometimes after being present for a long period of time, they do dry

up and become chalk-like, sometimes even turning to bone.

Thanks!!

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[Guest guest]

I've had great success using magnets to dissolve calcium deposits.

actually quite a few time people were using the magnets for other issues and

dissolving calcium was a side benefit. in some of these folks they didn't

even mention to me that they had deposits until they were gone.

anyway, it works.

Dwight

Calcific tendonitis

I have a client that is going to have surgery to remove a calcific

deposit in her shoulder in June. I was wondering if there is anything

we can do to dissolve the deposit before the surgery. Here is some

info about the problem, her deposit if 7mm, is very inflamed, and is

causing severe pain. She is 50 years old.

General info:

In most situtations, there is no known cause for calcium deposits.

Many people ask if their diet should be changed to reduce calcium

intake. This should never be used as a form of treatment, since a

normal balanced diet with a calcium supplement up to 1000mg a day is

healthy in a normal patient, particularly senior citizens and post-

menopausal females.

Many calcium deposits are present for years without causing any

symptoms. Only when the deposit becomes large enough to pinch between

the bones when the shoulder is elevated, does it cause pain.

Sometimes smaller deposits cause pain if they become acutely

inflamed, especially when the calcium salts leak from the lesion into

the sensitive bursal tissues.

Some calcium deposits can cause erosion with the destruction of a

portion of the rotator cuff tendon. Most calcium deposits remain on

the outside of the rotator cuff tendon in the bursa and only cause

problems because of their pain and catching.

Most early calcium deposits are very soft like toothpaste, but

sometimes after being present for a long period of time, they do dry

up and become chalk-like, sometimes even turning to bone.

Thanks!!

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.............................................

[Guest guest]

I have had success treating a client with the same problem and age using acupuncture (4 treatments in total)

and successfully avoiding surgery

She remains symptom free 3 years later

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Calcific tendonitis

I have a client that is going to have surgery to remove a calcific deposit in her shoulder in June. I was wondering if there is anything we can do to dissolve the deposit before the surgery. Here is some info about the problem, her deposit if 7mm, is very inflamed, and is causing severe pain. She is 50 years old.General info:In most situtations, there is no known cause for calcium deposits. Many people ask if their diet should be changed to reduce calcium intake. This should never be used as a form of treatment, since a normal balanced diet with a calcium supplement up to 1000mg a day is healthy in a normal patient, particularly senior citizens and post-menopausal females. Many calcium deposits are present for years without causing any symptoms. Only when the deposit becomes large enough to pinch between the bones when the shoulder is elevated, does it cause pain. Sometimes smaller deposits cause pain if they become acutely inflamed, especially when the calcium salts leak from the lesion into the sensitive bursal tissues. Some calcium deposits can cause erosion with the destruction of a portion of the rotator cuff tendon. Most calcium deposits remain on the outside of the rotator cuff tendon in the bursa and only cause problems because of their pain and catching. Most early calcium deposits are very soft like toothpaste, but sometimes after being present for a long period of time, they do dry up and become chalk-like, sometimes even turning to bone. Thanks!!

[Guest guest]

Hi , removing supplement calcium and maxing out on food form calcium; esp. raw milk cheeses, raw organic milk if available, and high EPA fish oil would be my first thing to test for. Just type them into the test panel single spaced and all together such as: Raw Milk Raw Cheese Fish Oil. Run the test and if the numbers look good with allergy even as high as 50 I’d consider that. Deposits are from NONBIOGENIC forms of calcium; many supplements made synthetically. Also enzyme poor/overheated/overprocessed food forms of Calcium and other minerals. Consider salt; most are getting too much. You’d have to try very hard in America to be sodium balanced. Vege juices made fresh with a Greenstar Juicer; esp. Celery, tomato, and small amount of carrot, and parsley and cilantro for biogenic sodium. It’s a lot of work but its worth it if you’re in a bind with a hardened situation like that. Also treat with only the head harness (disconnect the limb straps after the initial test) locally to the area. Focus a lot on drainage remedies, esp. kidneys, lymph, and liver. They will notice improvement. Quantum Biofeedback Center Kauai 808 823 1285 http://www.youtube.com/user/KarnakKnows

On 3/30/08 4:46 PM, " Elleby Averhoff " <sandraelleby@...> wrote:

I have a client that is going to have surgery to remove a calcific

deposit in her shoulder in June. I was wondering if there is anything

we can do to dissolve the deposit before the surgery. Here is some

info about the problem, her deposit if 7mm, is very inflamed, and is

causing severe pain. She is 50 years old.

General info:

In most situtations, there is no known cause for calcium deposits.

Many people ask if their diet should be changed to reduce calcium

intake. This should never be used as a form of treatment, since a

normal balanced diet with a calcium supplement up to 1000mg a day is

healthy in a normal patient, particularly senior citizens and post-

menopausal females.

Many calcium deposits are present for years without causing any

symptoms. Only when the deposit becomes large enough to pinch between

the bones when the shoulder is elevated, does it cause pain.

Sometimes smaller deposits cause pain if they become acutely

inflamed, especially when the calcium salts leak from the lesion into

the sensitive bursal tissues.

Some calcium deposits can cause erosion with the destruction of a

portion of the rotator cuff tendon. Most calcium deposits remain on

the outside of the rotator cuff tendon in the bursa and only cause

problems because of their pain and catching.

Most early calcium deposits are very soft like toothpaste, but

sometimes after being present for a long period of time, they do dry

up and become chalk-like, sometimes even turning to bone.

Thanks!!

[Guest guest]

One of the very fastest ways that I know of is by using an essential oil from Young Living Oils called RC it has had remarkable effects on bone spurs and calc. deposits.

Yours in Health,

Kathy

Calcific tendonitis

I have a client that is going to have surgery to remove a calcific deposit in her shoulder in June. I was wondering if there is anything we can do to dissolve the deposit before the surgery. Here is some info about the problem, her deposit if 7mm, is very inflamed, and is causing severe pain. She is 50 years old.General info:In most situtations, there is no known cause for calcium deposits. Many people ask if their diet should be changed to reduce calcium intake. This should never be used as a form of treatment, since a normal balanced diet with a calcium supplement up to 1000mg a day is healthy in a normal patient, particularly senior citizens and post-menopausal females. Many calcium deposits are present for years without causing any symptoms. Only when the deposit becomes large enough to pinch between the bones when the shoulder is elevated, does it cause pain. Sometimes

smaller deposits cause pain if they become acutely inflamed, especially when the calcium salts leak from the lesion into the sensitive bursal tissues. Some calcium deposits can cause erosion with the destruction of a portion of the rotator cuff tendon. Most calcium deposits remain on the outside of the rotator cuff tendon in the bursa and only cause problems because of their pain and catching. Most early calcium deposits are very soft like toothpaste, but sometimes after being present for a long period of time, they do dry up and become chalk-like, sometimes even turning to bone. Thanks!!

[Guest guest]

Thanks Kathy!!! I will check it out.

Love and smiles,

From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ] On Behalf Of Kathy Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2008 4:53 PMqxci-english Subject: Re: Calcific tendonitis

One of the very fastest ways that I know of is by using an essential oil from Young Living Oils called RC it has had remarkable effects on bone spurs and calc. deposits.

Yours in Health,

Kathy

Calcific tendonitis

I have a client that is going to have surgery to remove a calcific deposit in her shoulder in June. I was wondering if there is anything we can do to dissolve the deposit before the surgery. Here is some info about the problem, her deposit if 7mm, is very inflamed, and is causing severe pain. She is 50 years old.General info:In most situtations, there is no known cause for calcium deposits. Many people ask if their diet should be changed to reduce calcium intake. This should never be used as a form of treatment, since a normal balanced diet with a calcium supplement up to 1000mg a day is healthy in a normal patient, particularly senior citizens and post-menopausal females. Many calcium deposits are present for years without causing any symptoms. Only when the deposit becomes large enough to pinch between the bones when the shoulder is elevated, does it cause pain. Sometimes smaller deposits cause pain if they become acutely inflamed, especially when the calcium salts leak from the lesion into the sensitive bursal tissues. Some calcium deposits can cause erosion with the destruction of a portion of the rotator cuff tendon. Most calcium deposits remain on the outside of the rotator cuff tendon in the bursa and only cause problems because of their pain and catching. Most early calcium deposits are very soft like toothpaste, but sometimes after being present for a long period of time, they do dry up and become chalk-like, sometimes even turning to bone. Thanks!!

[Guest guest]

Can you explain what is RC, I mean what is there in?

One of the very fastest ways that I know of is by using an essential oil from Young Living Oils called RC it has had remarkable effects on bone spurs and calc. deposits.

Yours in Health,

Kathy

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[Guest guest]

RC is a special blend of the following oils: Eucalyptus (4 types E. Globulus, E. radiata, E. australiana, and E. citriodora), Myrtle, Marjoram, Pine, Cypress, Lavender, Spruce and Peppermint. It has had remarkable affects on this area of bone spurs as well as decongestant, coughs, sore throat, colds, pneumonia, sinusitis, mucus, and lung congestion.

Yours in Health,

Kathy

www.4yourhealthshop.com

Re: Calcific tendonitis

Can you explain what is RC, I mean what is there in?

One of the very fastest ways that I know of is by using an essential oil from Young Living Oils called RC it has had remarkable effects on bone spurs and calc. deposits.

Yours in Health,

Kathy

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