Re: Burning feet and spontaneous choking and other things

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LOL Jill,One of the "benefits" of getting older is that you have a lot of experiences - good and bad!I'd suggest trying a good Calcium/Magnesium/D supplement for the burning feet. . . you can get some info about the importance of Magnesium on www.magnesiumresearchlab.com. . . Dr. Mansmann used to answer questions, but he passed away last year. Magnesium is very, very important! . . . It kicks in about an hour after taking it and lasts for about six hours. . .So, if you have a problem with burning feet, you may want to take it 3-4 times a day. It's great for fibromyalgia too. Almost everyone has a Magnesium deficiency

because foods are grown on depleted soils. I had gel implants for sixteen years. Started having problems in the first few months that I didn't connect to my implants for almost 16 years. . . Early on, gel implant women were learning their Vagas nerve (runs along the esphogaus) was damaged. This can cause spontaneous choking. I accepted that as the reason I choked for years. Only recently, I found that a displaced rib, or a bony growth on the spine can put pressure on one of the thoracic nerves causing this sensation too. When it happens, it's almost always when I'm eating when something touches a particularly sensitive area. When I brought it up the doc, they ordered a scan. I don't know the results yet.Hugs,Rogene

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LOL Jill,One of the "benefits" of getting older is that you have a lot of experiences - good and bad!I'd suggest trying a good Calcium/Magnesium/D supplement for the burning feet. . . you can get some info about the importance of Magnesium on www.magnesiumresearchlab.com. . . Dr. Mansmann used to answer questions, but he passed away last year. Magnesium is very, very important! . . . It kicks in about an hour after taking it and lasts for about six hours. . .So, if you have a problem with burning feet, you may want to take it 3-4 times a day. It's great for fibromyalgia too. Almost everyone has a Magnesium deficiency

because foods are grown on depleted soils. I had gel implants for sixteen years. Started having problems in the first few months that I didn't connect to my implants for almost 16 years. . . Early on, gel implant women were learning their Vagas nerve (runs along the esphogaus) was damaged. This can cause spontaneous choking. I accepted that as the reason I choked for years. Only recently, I found that a displaced rib, or a bony growth on the spine can put pressure on one of the thoracic nerves causing this sensation too. When it happens, it's almost always when I'm eating when something touches a particularly sensitive area. When I brought it up the doc, they ordered a scan. I don't know the results yet.Hugs,Rogene