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Vitamin K1/2 mix from VRP:

http://www.vrp.com/det/1091.asp?c=1166142264859 & k=/vrpsearch.asp & m=/incl\

udes/vrp.css & p=no & s=0

Yes, excess oxalate formation due to problems in calcium homeostasis -

I suspect this might be the case (very speculative but would be worth

looking into). this is definitely what is going on in plants, ie

oxalates forming following activation of L-type calcium channels...

Natasa

> > >

> > > Hi Anita,

> > >

> > > If you have any specifics on the cautions Owen's had,

I'd be

> > interested in hearing what they were. I never saw anything but

some

> > vague " I'd be careful " , which is what I say to anyone even if

they

> > are just crossing the street. I may not even understand the

cautions,

> > or I might, but I like to be given the specifics of what they

are.

> > >

> > > Just 4 weeks of Vitamin K, a harmless fat soluble vitamin,

brought

> > our serum calcium into range for the first time ever. Another 6

weeks

> > and they are down even further. Managing calcium correctly has

huge

> > benefits for our kids.

> > >

> > > Btw, the cow is gone, yeahhhhh!!!, my spring flowers are

thanking

> > me in advance and we have found another way to get that good raw

milk

> > for our girl, although I might get busted. Never thought it

would

> > come to this, that's for sure.

> > >

> > > I think SCD is probably the most healthful diet and what I

would

> > have gone to if I had known about it when we could not do the

cf/gf

> > diet. Good luck to you,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Natasa,

This might be our mistake, using a mixed blend with more K1 than K2. just posted that K1 is associated with liver/immune issues, unlike just K2 which is associated with brain/heart/calcium regulation. It's possible that's why you saw an increase in eczema and we saw an increase in resp. infections.

Natasa/was:Sharon/Natasa/was: LOD/Vitamin K Was:: Re:

Vitamin K1/2 mix from VRP:http://www.vrp.com/det/1091.asp?c=1166142264859 & k=/vrpsearch.asp & m=/incl\udes/vrp.css & p=no & s=0Yes, excess oxalate formation due to problems in calcium homeostasis - I suspect this might be the case (very speculative but would be worthlooking into). this is definitely what is going on in plants, ieoxalates forming following activation of L-type calcium channels...Natasa> > >> > > Hi Anita,> > >> > > If you have any specifics on the cautions Owen's had,I'd be> > interested in hearing what they were. I never saw anything butsome> > vague "I'd be careful", which is what I say to anyone even ifthey> > are just crossing the street. I may not even understand thecautions,> > or I might, but I like to be given the specifics of what theyare.> > >> > > Just 4 weeks of Vitamin K, a harmless fat soluble vitamin,brought> > our serum calcium into range for the first time ever. Another 6weeks> > and they are down even further. Managing calcium correctly hashuge> > benefits for our kids.> > >> > > Btw, the cow is gone, yeahhhhh!!!, my spring flowers arethanking> > me in advance and we have found another way to get that good rawmilk> > for our girl, although I might get busted. Never thought itwould> > come to this, that's for sure.> > >> > > I think SCD is probably the most healthful diet and what Iwould> > have gone to if I had known about it when we could not do thecf/gf> > diet. Good luck to you,> > >> > > > > >> >> >> >> >> > Send instant messages to your online friendshttp://au.messenger.> >>

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Natasa,

This might be our mistake, using a mixed blend with more K1 than K2. just posted that K1 is associated with liver/immune issues, unlike just K2 which is associated with brain/heart/calcium regulation. It's possible that's why you saw an increase in eczema and we saw an increase in resp. infections.

Natasa/was:Sharon/Natasa/was: LOD/Vitamin K Was:: Re:

Vitamin K1/2 mix from VRP:http://www.vrp.com/det/1091.asp?c=1166142264859 & k=/vrpsearch.asp & m=/incl\udes/vrp.css & p=no & s=0Yes, excess oxalate formation due to problems in calcium homeostasis - I suspect this might be the case (very speculative but would be worthlooking into). this is definitely what is going on in plants, ieoxalates forming following activation of L-type calcium channels...Natasa> > >> > > Hi Anita,> > >> > > If you have any specifics on the cautions Owen's had,I'd be> > interested in hearing what they were. I never saw anything butsome> > vague "I'd be careful", which is what I say to anyone even ifthey> > are just crossing the street. I may not even understand thecautions,> > or I might, but I like to be given the specifics of what theyare.> > >> > > Just 4 weeks of Vitamin K, a harmless fat soluble vitamin,brought> > our serum calcium into range for the first time ever. Another 6weeks> > and they are down even further. Managing calcium correctly hashuge> > benefits for our kids.> > >> > > Btw, the cow is gone, yeahhhhh!!!, my spring flowers arethanking> > me in advance and we have found another way to get that good rawmilk> > for our girl, although I might get busted. Never thought itwould> > come to this, that's for sure.> > >> > > I think SCD is probably the most healthful diet and what Iwould> > have gone to if I had known about it when we could not do thecf/gf> > diet. Good luck to you,> > >> > > > > >> >> >> >> >> > Send instant messages to your online friendshttp://au.messenger.> >>

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Natasa,

This might be our mistake, using a mixed blend with more K1 than K2. just posted that K1 is associated with liver/immune issues, unlike just K2 which is associated with brain/heart/calcium regulation. It's possible that's why you saw an increase in eczema and we saw an increase in resp. infections.

Natasa/was:Sharon/Natasa/was: LOD/Vitamin K Was:: Re:

Vitamin K1/2 mix from VRP:http://www.vrp.com/det/1091.asp?c=1166142264859 & k=/vrpsearch.asp & m=/incl\udes/vrp.css & p=no & s=0Yes, excess oxalate formation due to problems in calcium homeostasis - I suspect this might be the case (very speculative but would be worthlooking into). this is definitely what is going on in plants, ieoxalates forming following activation of L-type calcium channels...Natasa> > >> > > Hi Anita,> > >> > > If you have any specifics on the cautions Owen's had,I'd be> > interested in hearing what they were. I never saw anything butsome> > vague "I'd be careful", which is what I say to anyone even ifthey> > are just crossing the street. I may not even understand thecautions,> > or I might, but I like to be given the specifics of what theyare.> > >> > > Just 4 weeks of Vitamin K, a harmless fat soluble vitamin,brought> > our serum calcium into range for the first time ever. Another 6weeks> > and they are down even further. Managing calcium correctly hashuge> > benefits for our kids.> > >> > > Btw, the cow is gone, yeahhhhh!!!, my spring flowers arethanking> > me in advance and we have found another way to get that good rawmilk> > for our girl, although I might get busted. Never thought itwould> > come to this, that's for sure.> > >> > > I think SCD is probably the most healthful diet and what Iwould> > have gone to if I had known about it when we could not do thecf/gf> > diet. Good luck to you,> > >> > > > > >> >> >> >> >> > Send instant messages to your online friendshttp://au.messenger.> >>

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Hi Thanks for the info interestingly also has scolliosis, we saw an osteopath an he thinks he may have fixed it, I wonder if scolliosis has anything to do with poor calcium absorption? Sharon Gnatasa778 wrote: Possible, yes. Shame it is so much more expensive.....Natasa> > >

>> > > > Hi Anita,> > > >> > > > If you have any specifics on the cautions Owen's had,> I'd be> > > interested in hearing what they were. I never saw anything but> some> > > vague "I'd be careful", which is what I say to anyone even if> they> > > are just crossing the street. I may not even understand the> cautions,> > > or I might, but I like to be given the specifics of what they> are.> > > >> > > > Just 4 weeks of Vitamin K, a harmless fat soluble vitamin,> brought> > > our serum calcium into range for the first time ever. Another 6> weeks> > > and they are down even further. Managing calcium correctly has> huge> > > benefits for our kids.> > > >> > > > Btw, the cow is gone, yeahhhhh!!!, my spring flowers

are> thanking> > > me in advance and we have found another way to get that good raw> milk> > > for our girl, although I might get busted. Never thought it> would> > > come to this, that's for sure.> > > >> > > > I think SCD is probably the most healthful diet and what I> would> > > have gone to if I had known about it when we could not do the> cf/gf> > > diet. Good luck to you,> > > >> > > > > > > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > Send instant messages to your online friends> http://au.messenger.> > >> >> Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.

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Hi Thanks for the info interestingly also has scolliosis, we saw an osteopath an he thinks he may have fixed it, I wonder if scolliosis has anything to do with poor calcium absorption? Sharon Gnatasa778 wrote: Possible, yes. Shame it is so much more expensive.....Natasa> > >

>> > > > Hi Anita,> > > >> > > > If you have any specifics on the cautions Owen's had,> I'd be> > > interested in hearing what they were. I never saw anything but> some> > > vague "I'd be careful", which is what I say to anyone even if> they> > > are just crossing the street. I may not even understand the> cautions,> > > or I might, but I like to be given the specifics of what they> are.> > > >> > > > Just 4 weeks of Vitamin K, a harmless fat soluble vitamin,> brought> > > our serum calcium into range for the first time ever. Another 6> weeks> > > and they are down even further. Managing calcium correctly has> huge> > > benefits for our kids.> > > >> > > > Btw, the cow is gone, yeahhhhh!!!, my spring flowers

are> thanking> > > me in advance and we have found another way to get that good raw> milk> > > for our girl, although I might get busted. Never thought it> would> > > come to this, that's for sure.> > > >> > > > I think SCD is probably the most healthful diet and what I> would> > > have gone to if I had known about it when we could not do the> cf/gf> > > diet. Good luck to you,> > > >> > > > > > > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > Send instant messages to your online friends> http://au.messenger.> > >> >> Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.

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Sharon,

In a word, yes, if not enough calcium is reaching the bone, it leaves the bones as well as the eyes and teeth vulnerable. I knew her inability to adequately absorb calcium was going to show up somewhere, although I was anticipating it would show up as nearsightedness (family history).

Make sure he is getting adequate D, boron and K which will allow the calcium to get to where it needs to go. Add to this the fact that we absorb calcium at maximum amounts only up until the age of about 16. Another good reason children should drink milk, if tolerated, in addition to receiving adequate calcium supplements.

If you notice they are starting to add calcium to everything, o.j. included, but calcium needs adequate stomach acid (supplied by o.j.) and fat (not supplied by o.j.) to be absorbed properly.

Re: Natasa/was:Sharon/Natasa/was: LOD/Vitamin K Was:: Re:

Hi

Thanks for the info interestingly also has scolliosis, we saw an osteopath an he thinks he may have fixed it, I wonder if scolliosis has anything to do with poor calcium absorption?

Sharon Gnatasa778 <nenodalmaholidays (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

Possible, yes. Shame it is so much more expensive.....Natasa> > > >> > > > Hi Anita,> > > >> > > > If you have any specifics on the cautions Owen's had,> I'd be> > > interested in hearing what they were. I never saw anything but> some> > > vague "I'd be careful", which is what I say to anyone even if> they> > > are just crossing the street. I may not even understand the> cautions,> > > or I might, but I like to be given the specifics of what they> are.> > > >> > > > Just 4 weeks of Vitamin K, a harmless fat soluble vitamin,> brought> > > our serum calcium into range for the first time ever. Another 6> weeks> > > and they are down even further. Managing calcium correctly has> huge> > > benefits for our kids.> > > >> > > > Btw, the cow is gone, yeahhhhh!!!, my spring flowers are> thanking> > > me in advance and we have found another way to get that good raw> milk> > > for our girl, although I might get busted. Never thought it> would> > > come to this, that's for sure.> > > >> > > > I think SCD is probably the most healthful diet and what I> would> > > have gone to if I had known about it when we could not do the> cf/gf> > > diet. Good luck to you,> > > >> > > > > > > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > Send instant messages to your online friends> http://au.messenger.> > >> >>

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Sharon,

In a word, yes, if not enough calcium is reaching the bone, it leaves the bones as well as the eyes and teeth vulnerable. I knew her inability to adequately absorb calcium was going to show up somewhere, although I was anticipating it would show up as nearsightedness (family history).

Make sure he is getting adequate D, boron and K which will allow the calcium to get to where it needs to go. Add to this the fact that we absorb calcium at maximum amounts only up until the age of about 16. Another good reason children should drink milk, if tolerated, in addition to receiving adequate calcium supplements.

If you notice they are starting to add calcium to everything, o.j. included, but calcium needs adequate stomach acid (supplied by o.j.) and fat (not supplied by o.j.) to be absorbed properly.

Re: Natasa/was:Sharon/Natasa/was: LOD/Vitamin K Was:: Re:

Hi

Thanks for the info interestingly also has scolliosis, we saw an osteopath an he thinks he may have fixed it, I wonder if scolliosis has anything to do with poor calcium absorption?

Sharon Gnatasa778 <nenodalmaholidays (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

Possible, yes. Shame it is so much more expensive.....Natasa> > > >> > > > Hi Anita,> > > >> > > > If you have any specifics on the cautions Owen's had,> I'd be> > > interested in hearing what they were. I never saw anything but> some> > > vague "I'd be careful", which is what I say to anyone even if> they> > > are just crossing the street. I may not even understand the> cautions,> > > or I might, but I like to be given the specifics of what they> are.> > > >> > > > Just 4 weeks of Vitamin K, a harmless fat soluble vitamin,> brought> > > our serum calcium into range for the first time ever. Another 6> weeks> > > and they are down even further. Managing calcium correctly has> huge> > > benefits for our kids.> > > >> > > > Btw, the cow is gone, yeahhhhh!!!, my spring flowers are> thanking> > > me in advance and we have found another way to get that good raw> milk> > > for our girl, although I might get busted. Never thought it> would> > > come to this, that's for sure.> > > >> > > > I think SCD is probably the most healthful diet and what I> would> > > have gone to if I had known about it when we could not do the> cf/gf> > > diet. Good luck to you,> > > >> > > > > > > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > Send instant messages to your online friends> http://au.messenger.> > >> >>

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