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I remember reading somewhere that raw milk was shown to have helped reverse

dental cavities in children. Assuming raw milk kefir has the same potential, I

wonder whether it also speeds the healing of a fractured bone? Where would I

read about diet in promoting the healing of a family member with a fractured

bone?

thanks

stephanie mc

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I don't know where to point you for the data, , but I do have some

personal anecdotal evidence for you. I got really really sick last fall [had no

business working, but I tried to go back to work anyway] and in December I fell,

dislocating and fracturing my shoulder at the office. The orthopaedic surgeon

said if I didn't have the surgery to repair it [two surgeries to be precise]

that I would never be able to raise my arm above my shoulder. I declined the

surgery and did a long regimen of physical therapy at the end of which - in

April - I could not raise my arm even up to the level of my shoulder. In May I

started using raw milk [whenever I can get it] as a gut-healing protocol. One of

the collateral benefits was that my shoulder has since then healed wonderfully,

and I can now at last, in September, raise my the injured arm above my shoulder

--- I have full range of motion again! [slow and shaky muscles, haha, but I can

do it and it does not

pain me]

I do not know if it is a direct correlation, but I do know that the raw milk

helped immensely in healing my guts, and that has undoubtedly enabled me to

absorb nutrients better, so that may have contributed too. I do know for sure

that, at least for me, there is no question about the healing power of raw milk.

[bTW - I don't like, can't tolerate, the pasteurized, homogenized stuff]

ie

PS - I am 59 years old, so this really feels like a miracle to me.

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On Sep 4, 2011 7:41 PM, " sthumming " <humming@...> wrote:

> I remember reading somewhere that raw milk was shown to have helped

reverse dental cavities in children. Assuming raw milk kefir has the same

potential, I wonder whether it also speeds the healing of a fractured bone?

Where would I read about diet in promoting the healing of a family member

with a fractured bone?

>

> thanks

> stephanie mc

>

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