How Ionic Calcium Influences the Function of our body

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How Ionic Calcium Influences the Function of our body

Copyright 2006 SSLI Health Group

The subject which occupied most of Dr. Price's research

time was the multiple roles calcium plays in the functions

of the body. These Studies virtually forced themselves upon

him as medical and dental literature contained little

information about calcium and its important functions.

A list of calcium functions follows:

Every cell is dependent on the presence of Ionic calcium.

It isused in teeth and bones and the movement of muscles.

It is required for the rhythmic action of the heart and the

intestines. It is essential for the clotting of blood. It

plays a role in infections, pregnancy, and in the

maintenance of the acid-alkaline balance. Its presence or

absence is a factor in the formation of tooth decay,

phorrhea, and the degenerative disease.

The great contributions made by Melvin Page,D.D.S., which

have advanced some of the Price findings were discussed;

for instance, how routine calcium and phosphorous blood

test readings can be used to balance body chemistry.

In as much as this is not Price research, I suggest

readings go over the chapter again to learn the

significance of Dr.Page's contributions to our knowledge of

calcium metabolism.

Dr. Price showed beginning awareness of what Page

discovered later when he wrote, " What is important is not

so much the presence or absence of an available supply of

calcium, such as the calcium in foods, as it is the

mechanisms that govern the metabolism of calcium. "

Another great finding was that of the relationship between

the thyroid gland's activity and that of the parathyroid.

Low Ionic Calcium: Dental focal infections, in many

instances, lower the ionic calcium level of the blood. When

an infected tooth of a patient having degenerative illness

is placed in a vessel of the patient's blood, the ionic

calcium drops markedly.

Patients having degenerative diseases have low levels of

ionic calcium and the total of the combined calcium present

is also very low. However, when dental infections are

removed, the balance is restored and ill-health symptoms of

patients usually progressively disappear.

When an infected tooth of a patient was placed under the

skin of a rabbit, the animal experienced a similar reduced

ionic calcium of its blood and malfunctions of the blands

of internal secretion were produced.

When organisms originating from infected teeth were grown

in culture and injected into animals, they produced changes

in the animal's blood, including a reduction in ionic

calcium. Tooth decay occurs when ionic calcium level is

below normal. When ionic calcium levels are persistently

low, such individuals have denser bones and they have

difficulty responding to local anesthetics.

Those with persistently low ionic calcium levels tend to

have slow healing and repair and are likely to develop

secondary infections of sockets following extractions.

About the Author:

Dr. Meinig,D.D.S.,F.A.C.D. is a Founder of the

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Research Institute was buried.

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Edited and prepared by Sung Lee, alternate author