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Inhibit Bone Loss

Intake of omego-3 fatty polyunsaturated fatty acids slows loss of bone mineral

density associated with aging, according to a clinical trial published in the

British Journal of Nutrition.

Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

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Jerry - plse explain......thanks

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> Inhibit Bone Loss

>

> Intake of omego-3 fatty polyunsaturated fatty acids slows loss of

bone mineral density associated with aging, according to a clinical

trial published in the British Journal of Nutrition.

>

> Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

>

> - - - Reply with your name and street or po box

> address for your free copy of

> The Holistic Dental Digest PLUS, now in

> its 27th year and helping people on

> 5 continents. jmittelman@...

>

>

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> Jerry - plse explain......thanks

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There's an excellent article on bone health by D. Haltiwanger,

Electrical Nutrition for Active People I think it's called. Also

download the Electrical Properties of Cancer Cells article; it's very

good. Both articles are well referenced and even though they are

pretty detailed, both are brilliant and worth reading.

http://royalrife.com/haltiwanger.html

People on the osteoporosis list have been getting results by adding

boron, strontium, vanadium, vitamin D, and sometimes, an HGH increaser

to their regime. (in addition to the cal/mag everyone is already aware

of) The growth factors have to be there in addition to the nutrition;

without adequate HGH growth hormone there's nothing to tell the cells

to absorb the nutrients. I think not doing that step is the main

reason the supps don't always work in the elderly, who have low HGH

even if they're pretty healhy. Second biggest reason being many won't

exercise.

I've recently seen clinical studies that showed bone remineralization

increased by increasing HGH alone; in absence of execise at least you

get the stimulus of the growth factors.

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