Mary Richards-Kallman Hello Dr Lonsdale, I’m wondering if a Thiamine Deficiency could cause a pseudo gout such as Calcium Pyrophosphate Dihydrate Deposition
More...Bone is 40% protein and calcium cannot adhere without protein to build bone! And only animal protein is complete protein--with the exception
More...bio-identical estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. I take dhea, vitamin d, calcium, zinc and magnesium. I feel fantastic, and I look better than
More...think due to the necessity of buffering RA in the bloodstream with calcium from the bones. There's a reason that cells in
More...I was referred to a nefrologist who checked my heart, kidneys, weight, diet but couldn't find anything. In 2016, I was put
More...am showing signs of osteopemia and that is happening because I am loosing calcium in the urine. After reading the post of
More...Sulforaphane, Calcium D-Glucarate) after ready a study on cyst shrinkage using progesterone and estrogen blockers. My cyst may have ruptured as cant
More...mag and calcium) and believe that pushing thiamine to up and run suddenly when the foundation isn’t ready is high risk. I
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