Guest guest Posted October 23, 2004 Report Share Posted October 23, 2004 Rica wrote: > > if I have osteoporosis this wont really help?[see last sentence > below.]Rica > > Natural Organic Calcium > > Take as many fresh organic chicken eggs as will fit into the bottom > of a large > glass jar or stainless steel cooking pan. Make sure that they are > clean and > free of cracks. Place into bottom of jar and add as much freshly > squeezed > organic lemon juice (you can strain it first if you wish) as will > cover the > eggs and then some (maybe an inch or two). Cover this jar and place > into > your refrigerator for 48 hours. Periodically during this time you > will need > to very gently agitate or stir the lemon juice to keep it mixed up. > After the > 48 hours very carefully remove the eggs without breaking them. The > calcium > will have leached out of the shell of the egg leaving only the > membrane. You > can now bottle this drink and keep refrigerated. Take 1 > tablespoonful per day or as needed. As for the eggs, well they are > great raw, or if you feel you need to cook them then they are good > that way too. But best would be raw as that way you get all of the > good nutrients while they are still alive. > > This is a great way to get Calcium and Magnesium in the body > In organic calcium does not really absorb well and doesn't do much > good > for degenerative diseases ===================================== Hi Rica, That last sentence is supposed to say inorganic calcium.Inorganic calcium is not absorbed well by the body and hence does very little for osteoporosis. Inorganic calcium is usually what you get in the stores in tablet form or powder. Organic calcium comes from soaking eggs in lemon juice or maybe even sea shells in lemon juice for a day or two and then straining it and drinking the lemon juice with the organic calcium in it. Can't get much more organic than chicken eggs or sea shells. Unless you are eating lots of mallow seeds. Also, doing some form of strength training or weight lifting will force your bones to add more calcium to the bones. Bascially any exercise will do this if you do enough of it. Joggins, jump roping, rebounding, weight training (best for this), brisk walking. Exercise is a major key to good health. -- Peace, love and light, Don Quai " Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal and wakes in man. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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