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I recently found out that I have a calcium deficiency. I am on a dairy-free

diet but thought that I was getting enough calcium through other foods.

In any case, I am wondering if a calcium deficiency may limit the effectiveness

of a flush. My understanding is that calcium promotes muscle contractions while

magnesium promotes expansion or relaxation.

Then it stands to reason that if one is calcium deficient, they may not get a

good flush as a good flush requires the proper contraction of the gallbladder.

Am I reaching here? Anyone with any thoughts on this theory?

Thanks.

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