Re: Subject: RE: RE:body bio; Calcium EAP

[Guest guest]

Hello!

I've just seen the discussion about Calcium AEP

(Calcium EAP, as I bought it from Germany. )

I took those pills, for about 20 days, I think. I had problems before,

because I used to go to the toilet and could not errr... urinate. That was

why I started taking Ca EAP, I'd read that it could regulate the urinary

problems. .And indeed, after the treatment, (the 20 days) this problem was

solved for me! Unfortunately, I don't remember very well why I decided to

stop the treatment. I must have had a (good) reason... :-) I think I posted

a message here, after stopping the treatment. Then, there was smb who told

smth about the IV treatment with Ca EAP, maybe he's no more a member of the

list or... I don't know.

I also remember a message which dealt with some possible side effects, when

STOPPING the treatment. I didn't read it in detail, I intended to, but it

was a difficult period for me, I couldn't read / write anything for a while,

so I don't know exactly what was it about, but I think the message can still

be found in the " archives " of the group, if smb wants to read it. The

subject was - I think - " Calcium EAP " ..

Hope this can help...

Natalia

----- Original Message -----

> Hi . Sphingolin is a scientifically -designed supplement containing

a specially-prepared source of bovine myelin sheath, a rich source of

naturally-occurring Myelin Basic Protein. The delicate enzymes are

protected by lypophillization (whatever that is). It's free of corn, soy,

yeast, wheat, eggs and other common allergens. I copied this from the

bottle. There are several brands and it can be found on the internet. The

bottle I have was $10.95 for 60 capsules. I take one in the morning and one

in the evening.

>

>

> stephenszpak wrote:

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> What is Sphingolin and where would one

> get information about it? Also, I've been

> trying to find someone here that has tried

> Ca-AEP, have you?

[Guest guest]

Hi Natalia

I posted what I had on Ca-AEP in message #9714. It was

from vrp.com . I don't think it is what you are refering

to however. I also go to lef.org at times for information.

Thanks for the feedback on this supplement. It seems to

have some use.

Szpak

> Hello!

> I've just seen the discussion about Calcium AEP

> (Calcium EAP, as I bought it from Germany. )

> I took those pills, for about 20 days, I think. I had problems

before,

> because I used to go to the toilet and could not errr... urinate.

That was

> why I started taking Ca EAP, I'd read that it could regulate the

urinary

> problems. .And indeed, after the treatment, (the 20 days) this

problem was

> solved for me! Unfortunately, I don't remember very well why I

decided to

> stop the treatment. I must have had a (good) reason... :-) I think

I posted

> a message here, after stopping the treatment. Then, there was smb

who told

> smth about the IV treatment with Ca EAP, maybe he's no more a

member of the

> list or... I don't know.

> I also remember a message which dealt with some possible side

effects, when

> STOPPING the treatment. I didn't read it in detail, I intended to,

but it

> was a difficult period for me, I couldn't read / write anything for

a while,

> so I don't know exactly what was it about, but I think the message

can still

> be found in the " archives " of the group, if smb wants to read it.

The

> subject was - I think - " Calcium EAP " ..

> Hope this can help...

> Natalia

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

--- In mscured , Marcu Natalia <nataliamarcu@e...>

Natalia

If you could remember why you stopped the treatment

it would be very helpful to me, that is my friend

Anne, who has MS.

Szpak

> Hello!

> I've just seen the discussion about Calcium AEP

> (Calcium EAP, as I bought it from Germany. )

> I took those pills, for about 20 days, I think. I had problems

before,

> because I used to go to the toilet and could not errr... urinate.

That was

> why I started taking Ca EAP, I'd read that it could regulate the

urinary

> problems. .And indeed, after the treatment, (the 20 days) this

problem was

> solved for me! Unfortunately, I don't remember very well why I

decided to

> stop the treatment. I must have had a (good) reason...

[Guest guest]

>

Sue

The information below has to do with Ca-AEP and kidney

problems. I'm not a doctor so I don't know if it can help with

bladder problems or if that is a totally different biosystem.

I also wonder if the information below is just a recyclement

of stuff on the web, with everyone duplicating everyone else's

" information " .

The calcium salt of 2-aminoethanol phosphate (Ca-AEP) is a potent

sensitizer of hypothalamic function. While also a bioavailable source

of calcium, a deficiency of Ca-AEP causes a loss of cellular

electrical charge, negatively affecting energy output. European

researchers have found that Ca-AEP produced exceptional benefits in

patients with chronic kidney problems, including nephritis,

nephrosclerosis and polycystic kidney. The calcium salt of 2-

aminoethanol phosphate (Ca-AEP) has been known as vitamin M1 in

German literature. Ca-AEP is an essential factor for cell membrane

integrity and cell sensitivity. It binds fatty acids and

electrolytes to the cell membrane structure that generates the cell's

electrical charge. Studies over the past 30 years have shown that Ca-

AEP is essential for neurotransmission, nerve impulse generation and

muscular contractions. A deficiency of Ca-AEP can result in various

degenerative disorders, including multiple sclerosis, diabetes,

osteoporosis, lung diseases and diabetes.

http://www.antiaging-nutritional-

supplements.com/html/hypothalamic_resensitizers.html

> I did read this before (apparently not well enough lol). Does

Calcium AEP have something to do with helping bladder problems? Any

info would be appreciated. Sorry sometimes I read something and miss

the point.

>

> Sue

Szpak