Re: Glandular fever, low Calcium

[Guest guest]

Magnesium is necessary for calcium utilization. And other nutrients.

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Roman

yogabud wrote:

> Had some blood tests done and the results indicated glandular fever

> adn low calcium. This is leading to my frequent colds/flu.

>

> I thought i was eating enough calcium as I was having yoghurt, cheese

> 2x a day. I stopped taking greens however like spinach, bok choy ect

> as they were elading to constipation.

>

> Doctor recomends multi vitamin tablets although I do not like them

> based on their artificiality. So instead I went out and bought

> spiralina. Does anyone here in their experience think spirilina will

> do the job ?

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Check out www.lements.com. This is a lab in TX that does trace mineral

hair analysis. Any reasonable health care practitioner can ask to become their

vendor and get the test for you. It is the best test my family has done to

date. It told us not only our actual mineral levels, but the important mineral

ratio levels, if any toxic minerals were present, to what degree, what our

metabolism rate was, what the ramifications of too high/too low mineral/vitamin

levels, which foods to increase/decrease and why. It even gave potential MD

diagnoses to look for based on your analysis. We even tried their vitamins,

which I was VERY skepitcal about b/c it made me wonder if they were in the lab

business or vitamin business. But I have to say they really helped me out

dramatically b/c they were based on metabolic type. Apparently a standard multi

vitamin didn't work for me b/c I got too much of some stuff and not enough of

others.

Good luck

----- Original Message -----

From: yogabud

Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 10:42 PM

Subject: Glandular fever, low Calcium

Had some blood tests done and the results indicated glandular fever

adn low calcium. This is leading to my frequent colds/flu.

I thought i was eating enough calcium as I was having yoghurt, cheese

2x a day. I stopped taking greens however like spinach, bok choy ect

as they were elading to constipation.

Doctor recomends multi vitamin tablets although I do not like them

based on their artificiality. So instead I went out and bought

spiralina. Does anyone here in their experience think spirilina will

do the job ?