Nutrition Update

[Guest guest]

Dear David,

 

Thanks for this update information. It just confirms my own conclusions on

vitamin/mineral deficiencies in a lot of the population.

 

I decided a few years back to be a vegetarian and eventually became vegan.

I started having very severe problems with my feet and the doctors diagnosed

it as peripheral neuropathy. There are very few reasons for having this and

the only one that fit for me was a Vitamin B12 deficiency. Unfortunately,

the doctor wasn't able to diagnose it quick enough for it to be reversed

which can happen in some cases. Now I will have this problem for the rest

of my life but I am coping well with it. When people have B12 deficiency

they usually develop anemia first but I never got that. I have taken

vitamin and mineral supplements for 25 years and I concluded that since I

was getting enough folate that prevented me from becoming anemic but it

didn't prevent me from developing the neuropathy. This was only my own

thoughts and then I found an article which confirmed just that.

 

The good news is that I had a bone density scan last week and I have the

bone density of a 30 year old. I am actually 54, so 25 years of calcium has

paid off.

 

Love,

Susie

[Guest guest]

, "Susie Rock" <revsusie@o...> wrote:

> Dear David,

>

> Thanks for this update information. It just confirms my own

conclusions on

> vitamin/mineral deficiencies in a lot of the population.

 

Hi Susie, it's no secret. Science has told us for decades

we are deficient and additionally that obtaining nutrients

in amounts not possible from food prevent degenerative disease.

 

If nutrition has such a powerful influence on our bodies

just think how much more so on our minds and well-being.

 

Did you know this March big international, Pharmaceutical

corporations succeeded in orchestrating the Europeon Parliment

to effectively ban vitamins & nutrients in amounts that would

otherwise prevent disease for all 380 million Europeans?

> I decided a few years back to be a vegetarian and eventually became

vegan.

> I started having very severe problems with my feet and the doctors

diagnosed

> it as peripheral neuropathy. There are very few reasons for having

this and

> the only one that fit for me was a Vitamin B12 deficiency.

Unfortunately,

> the doctor wasn't able to diagnose it quick enough for it to be

reversed

> which can happen in some cases. Now I will have this problem for

the rest

> of my life but I am coping well with it. When people have B12

deficiency

> they usually develop anemia first but I never got that. I have

taken

> vitamin and mineral supplements for 25 years and I concluded that

since I

> was getting enough folate that prevented me from becoming anemic but

it

> didn't prevent me from developing the neuropathy. This was only my

own

> thoughts and then I found an article which confirmed just that.

>

> The good news is that I had a bone density scan last week and I have

the

> bone density of a 30 year old. I am actually 54, so 25 years of

> calcium has paid off.

 

Glad to hear about the hard bones;

sorry to hear about the peripheral neuropathy.

 

This article may interest or be of benefit to you.

 

http://www.lef.org/protocols/prtcl-082.shtml

 

In Health,

David