Calcium Deposits Archives

calcium deposits

I have suffered from heel spurs on the bottom of both heels
for years. Now I have kidney stones viewed on a renal
ultrasound. Are there links? What is the cause? I thought
I got the spurs from tramma of falling arches, high heels
and no insoles. After a year of P/T and antiinflammatories,
my feet are better, but now I'm facing high blood pressure
and kedney stones. Magnesium? Breast feeding when 38 and 40
(now 44)?

Follow Ups:

• Re: calcium deposits Archive in references. Walt Stoll 07:41:16 3/28/00 (0)

In Reply to: calcium deposits posted by candy on March 26, 2000 at 11:15:14:

Hi, Candy.

Try warning young women about high heels and see how far you get! Although, in your case, they were likely only an aggravating factor. Without knowing a LOT more about you (See the Health Coaching Protocol.) my first take on the common thread of causation would be the magnesium. A safe and inexpensive alternative to try, without knowing more, would be to take about 2 grams of magnesium glycinate twice a day.

See the references about your problems and magnesium in the wonderful resource: "Anti Aging Manual" by Joseph B. Marion, published by Information Pioneers, Box #7, South Woodstock, CT 06267, tool free (888) 963-7173 in 1996. The ISBN is #0-9644999-0-8. Also, the reference manual "Alternative Medicine", compiled by the Burton Goldberg Group and published by Future Medicine Publishing in 1994.

Please let us know what happens.

Walt