Osteoporosis Is Scurvy of the Bone, Not Calcium Deficiency

"A joyful heart is good medicine, but a broken spirit dries up the bones."~Proverbs 17:22

'It saddens me to see older women diagnosed with "osteopenia" or "osteoporosis" listening to their doctors and taking supplemental calcium and even problematic drugs called bisphosphonates.  These are irrational, dogmatic, harmful approaches to the problem of degrading bone as we age.  In my time practicing nephrology and internal medicine, I saw numerous patients suffering from vascular disease while taking the recommended doses of calcium.  X-rays revealed perfect outlines of calcified blood vessels and calcified heart valves.' 



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Secrets for Gallbladder Health

'Did you know more than 700,000 people in the U.S. have their gallbladders removed each year? Removing the gallbladder costs around $9000-$10,000 and is often done before any natural remedies are considered.

According to Dr. Robert Marshall, PhD, featured speaker at our sold-out Longevity Now® Conference, the gallbladder is one of our most important, essential organs for keeping our entire body healthy and ailment-free.



And in this exclusive video excerpt, Dr. Marshall shares:

The importance of "Bile-Flow" with regards to our liver, kidney, and gallbladder health.

Why strong bones start with Kidney, gallbladder, and parathyroid health.

How to support bone health with vitamin D3 - and why most D3 supplements won't work unless you do this one important protocol.

Dr. Marshall's "D3 recipe" for the most powerful way to increase our levels!

Why gallbladder and Liver flushes won't work long-term unless you have sufficient amounts of this important nutrient. And so much more!'

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Reverse Osteoporosis with Prunes

'Prunes build bone. Excuse me, dried plums build bone. Whatever the preferred moniker, research by Dr. Bahram Arjmandi from Florida State University shows that eating only 10 of these bite-sized sweets per day actually reverses osteoporosis in post-menopausal women.

In a clinical study of 58 women, eating 100 grams of dried plums per day improved bone formation markers after only three months, compared to a control group served 75g of dried apples. 

This supported previous animal models showing increased bone density and improved bone structure on a microscopic level. In another study, benefits were seen in male rats with low testosterone levels, suggesting men with osteoporosis could benefit from a few daily dried plums as well.'

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Walnuts for prostate cancer, osteoporosis and CHD

Walnuts' benefits suppressed by the FDA -Wiki image

'Americans are being kept in the dark about a natural cure for prostate cancer and osteoporosis by none other than the US Food and Drug Administration. More scientific evidence confirms that walnuts have some amazing properties: not only did they reduce tumor size in mice, but they also lowered LDL, the “bad” kind of cholesterol that leads to heart disease, according to a new study published in the British Journal of Nutrition last week. 

 “If additional research determines that walnuts have the same effect in men as they do in mice, adhering to a diet that excludes walnuts to lower fat would mean that prostate cancer patients could miss out on the beneficial effects of walnuts,” said lead researcher Paul Davis. Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in American men. One in six men will be diagnosed with it, but only one in 36 will die from the disease because most tumors do not spread beyond the local site, according to the National Cancer Institute.'

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Osteoporosis and Raw Milk a Testimony

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The "Calcium Lie" Every Woman Should Know About

 by Dr. Mercola


'Osteoporosis is a disease characterized by porous and fragile bones. It affects 44 million Americans, striking 1 in 3 women, and 1 in 5 men. Those with osteoporosis are at increased risk of height loss, fractures of the hips, wrists and vertebrae, and chronic pain.

If you've been led to believe that the key to preventing osteoporosis is increasing your calcium intake and starting on a regimen of pharmaceutical drugs, you're not alone. 

I'm here to lead you past all of the confusing and conflicting information about osteoporosis and down a safer, more effective road to preventing bone loss and osteoporosis. 

Read on to learn the truth about osteoporosis and calcium deficiency, what vitamins can make a real difference, and the surprising connection between bone loss and Alzheimer's disease.'

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