In article <[email hidden]>,
David Cohen said:JMW said:Mr-Natural-Health said:JMW wrote:
> Neo-Nazis also have plenty of web sites.But, are they accredited health web sites? 🙂
You mean your accreditation by HONCode because you add a disclaimer
stating that you are not qualified to give medical advice? (I guess
weQuoted message said:can all be thankful for that warning!)
Unlike removing the tag on the mattress, some warnings should be
heeded.David
<grins>
Your name is interesting...
One of our ER doctors names was also David Cohen.
He was one of the first people that introduced me to the concept of
"balance" in using vitamins.
This doc was very jewish and wore that little beanie thing on his head
all of the time. We used to tease him about it, said he wore it just to
cover his bald spot. <lol>
He was very good tho' and a wonderful person. He left this ER
organization and I lost touch with him. He was into vitamin therapy and
homeopathy.
Anyway, when I first started lifting and eating a lot more protein, I
was being bothered by leg cramps. Not just ANY leg cramps, but 3 am wake
me up screaming QUADRICEP cramps!!!
On a pain scale of 1 to 10, it was probably at least a 12. ;-P
I kept rolaids on hand for a fairly quick resolution, but it was not
long lasting. Once it was determined that it was a calcium problem, I
tried just about every different form of calcium that I could find.
Calcium carbonate, Calcium gluconate, etc. Whatever was on the health
food store shelves.
I finally took my problem to Dr. Cohen and he told me the problem was
that I was taking Calcium! By itself.
He said that minerals must be balanced. The crucial mix was the proper
balance of calcium, magnesium and phosphorous.
Once I switched to a balanced multi-mineral that included all three, the
problem went away...
So, why do Dr.'s keep pushing plain calcium tablets on women with
Osteoporosis???
<sigh>
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Om.
"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson