Eggs, lemon, calcium question

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OK, I just have to ask..I thought that one just takes the cleaned, crushed

egg shell itself and soaks it in lemon. The idea of using a whole egg is

intriguing.which is better, any ideas?

Thanks,

Taffy

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From: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

[mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ] On Behalf Of Gerry Simpkins

Sent: December-13-10 7:06 AM

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Subject: Re: Re: leukemia, assist calcium uptake

We raise chooks for our fresh eggs. I have taken our shells and ground

them up real fine to a powder consistency and sprinkled on oatmeal. Can

also be sprinkled on stew and other preparations. Not sure of the

absorption rate, but am sure that it is healthy, if a bit gritty at

times. Most shells get recycled into the garden to replace minerals

lost to production of our veggies.

Gerry

>

> The best form of calcium I've been told is [organic] eggs. Or better

> yet.backyard, organic eggs. You take the freshly squeezed juice of lemons

> (preferably organic) and let an egg or two sit in them and the juice

> starts

> to fizz and break down the calcium from the egg shell. After a day or two

> you'll wind up with eggs and their membrane intact but all the

> calcium/shell

> removed. You simply shake this up (put it in a smoothy etc.) and it's that

> easy. Recommended amount is 2 tablespoons a day.

>

>

>

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> Subject: Re: leukemia, assist calcium uptake

>

> For the best uptake of calcium, you need a form that can be easily

> digested.

> There is disagreement on which is the best form of calcium for this

> need. In

> all cases, there are a couple other things needed to assist the uptake of

> the calcium. D3 is needed but an overdose of D3 can cause calcium to be

> taken from the bones. there must be enough calcium taken to provide

> what is

> needed to go along with the D3 dose. In addition, to assist and

> regulate the

> calcium absorption, you also need phosphorus and Vitamin A. There are

> products which have the correct amounts of each to provide the best

> absorption of calcium.

>

>

>

>

> > >>> Gerry, I really hope that all this wont be so bad as

> > >>> you are describing. You could be right with all this.

> > >>> Much depends on ourselfs. When we are not

> > >>> willing to accept . . .

> > >>>

> > >>> Matthias

> > >>>

> > >>> Am 11.12.2010 17:23, schrieb Gerry Simpkins:

> > >>>> Matthias,

> > >>>>

> > >>>> Our intention as seniors is to avoid them except in the most dire

> > >>>> situations. We are 68 and 65 respectively, and we take no meds

> whether

> > >>>> prescription or over-the counter. We have both been on a 20 year

> > >>>> learning journey about many things. Proper nourishment and

> alternative

> > >>>> health care are only two of them. I dread the day when I have to go

> in

> > >>>> to one after the so-called national health care plan goes into

> effect.

> > >>>> I suspect that somewhere down the road, all who go to a

> hospital will

> > >> be

> > >>>> checked to see if they have had all of the politically correct

> > >>>> vaccines. Those who have not done so, will be forced to take a

> battery

> > >>>> of vaccinations before they can be treated. I would be quite

> surprised

> > >>>> if that does not happen. Those who do not seriously take their

> health

> > >>>> care into their own hands are playing russian roulette with their

> > >>>> chances of living to a healthy old age. Sadly, most will not

> because

> it

> > >>>> requires one to do something, like learn and expend some

> effort. So I

> > >>>> fear that the dismal hospital death-per-patient stats will only get

> > >>> worse.

> > >>>> Gerry

> > >>>>

> > >>>