Showing posts with label vitamin K2 and calcium absorption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vitamin K2 and calcium absorption. Show all posts

Why Calcium Supplements Increase Heart Attacks






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Kidney Stones: How to pass them quickly

SWF Health and Wellness Magazine



Causes and Natural Remedies
'There is perhaps no pain as agonizing as the pain associated with a slowly passing kidney stone. From all who have suffered from this ailment of the uro-genital tract, we have heard that they never want to experience this excruciating pain again. And so we are compelled to highlight the causes and natural cures for both the trauma, as well as the chronic condition from which this imbalance springs.'

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VITAMIN K2 CONTROLS REMOVAL OF CALCIUM FROM ARTERIES...

Japanese Natto is the richest source of food based Vitamin K2.


'Lack of Vitamin K2 causes calcium to fail to be deposited in bones where it belongs and to be deposited instead in arteries, aorta, soft tissues including muscle, breast, kidneys and in heel spurs.'

Dr. James Howenstine


By Dr. James Howenstine, MD.



'Western cultures (Europe, Canada, USA,) eat a high protein, high dairy, high phosphorus acidif
ying diet. This type food causes large amounts of calcium to be wasted in the urine as it is removed from bone tissue to try to preserve an alkaline cellular environment in the face of a very acidic dietary protein intake. To make matters even worse the ratio of calcium to magnesium in milk is 9 to 1 which exaggerates the lack of magnesium found in food grown on magnesium depleted U.S. soil.



'Low magnesium stores in bone cells prevents magnesium from being of any value in attempts to preserve an alkaline body pH. Naturally the Western diet leads to profound loss of calcium and magnesium from bone thus ensuring osteoporosis and fractured bones in the elderly. The nation of Thailand which eats almost no dairy products and obtains calcium primarily from vegetables has much less osteoporosis than western nations on their high protein high dairy product diets.'



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