RE: Re: Jaw and back pain - calcium / magnesium ratio

[Guest guest]

Wow, I never knew about the foot cramps. I get those about once a week and had

no idea why. Does that mean Calcium or Mag is too high?

Chris

Bee wrote: Hi Adri,

Jaw and back pain do not mean you have calcium and magnesium imbalances, since

those symptoms are usually caused by toxin, which can move around the body.

If you have cal/mag imbalances you would get lower leg and foot cramps, like a

Charlie Horse, and sometimes cramps in your hands and wrist that make them lock

up intensely, called tetany.

Also, if you've ever had those pains or had an injury in those areas in the past

your body will be retracing them as it heals:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal10.php

All the best, Bee