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lower back problems
Awhile ago I was in hospital and my urologist found out by accident that I have calcification of the lower spine. I have been taking a calcuim supplement everyday. I use to beable to work in the garden now I am lucky if I can spend 5 minutes. Is there anyother medication etc that can help me.
Hello Mom
The following three products taken long term will help you increase the mobility, reduce or even clear the pain in the area and to either stop or reduce the calcification:
Thresh Hold Opti-MSM
Urticalcin from A Vogel
Bio-Strath Elixir or Tablets
Take the products as recommended on the lables long term please. Furthermore, avoid sugar and anything that contains sugar or sweeteners as well as refined white flour products. Your diet needs to be rich in fresh fruit and vegetables, whole grains, raw seeds and nuts, some fish or chicken or lamb and lots of water. Avoiding the sugar etc will help reduce the high acidity levels which causes bone loss as the body uses calcium to neutralise the acidity in the body. Keep your body alkaline and you will be healthy. Become acidic and the body gets sick.
Below is a suggested nutrition guide as well as more info on calcium.
Kind regards.
Estie
Healthy Nutrition
Health begins with good nutrition, but how are we to decide what is good and what is not in the face of so much consumer health advice? The first thing to remember is that each of us is unique, with unique nutritional needs. A lifestyle and diet that benefits one person may not necessarily benefit another; there is no such thing as a single correct diet. But is there a universal guideline we can adhere to? Perhaps one: wholefoods – in as close to their natural state as possible. Having undergone minimal, if any, processing, wholefoods are without exception, more nutritious than refined foods. We are not able to improve the quality of food by exposing it to a process. We don’t have any processes that can add life to anything; we can only take life out of things. The fewer steps the original food type has gone through, the more nutrition is left in it. After all, we evolved in harmony with our environment, where the process of eating and digesting became compatible with available food, which consisted of specific balanced combinations of nutrients. The process of refining and processing food changes the balance of nutrients, and thereby compromises its nutritional value.
The following recommended diet is intended only as a guideline. Above all, learn to listen to your body’s response to the different foods you eat, and develop your own healthy nutritional plan!
Breakfast:
Rice cakes/Rye Vita with cottage cheese/avocado OR
Freshly cut seasonal fruit OR
Oats (preferably rolled) OR
Mealie-meal porridge OR
Maltabella (preferably stone-ground) OR
Millet porridge (cook on stove for about 40 minutes in a stainless steel cooking pot with water and salt)
Add to cooked, cooled porridge the following:
A drop of honey, half a teaspoon of unsalted butter and one teaspoon of each of the following:
Raw sunflower seeds
Raw sesame seeds
Raw linseeds
Raw almonds (chopped)
Raw pumpkinseeds (crushed or ground in coffee grinder). This seed/nut mixture should be added to a fruit salad or to cottage cheese spread on rice cakes)
Snacks or light meals:
Rice cakes and/or Rye Vita biscuits with any of the following: avocado pear, feta cheese, tomato, sardines, cucumber, tuna, Marmite or honey OR
Fresh fruit: eat fruit by itself or in-between meals OR
Figs and cashews/macadamias/pecans/un-sulphured dried fruit/dates/almonds
Lunch and supper:
VEGETARIAN: fresh tofu, soya mince and frozen soya products
FISH: Steamed, grilled or baked – not fried! Served with lemon butter and herbal salt
LAMB: stewed, grilled or baked – not fried!
FREE RANGE CHICKEN : – baked, grilled, steamed or stir-fried
• Serve any of the above with brown rice, or Basmati Rice, lentils, barley or dried beans (cook well on stove in a stainless steel cooking pot with water and salt)
• Fresh vegetables should be eaten at least twice a day
• All vegetables should be steamed, baked, grilled or served raw – not fried! Flavour with herbs, and/or A Vogel’s Plantaforce, Herbamare or Kelpamare
• SOUPS can be made with any of the above
Recommended dairy products:
Cottage cheese
Feta cheese
Unsalted butter
Maas
Organic milk in moderation
For salad dressing:
Cold pressed oil (preferably virgin olive oil) mixed with:
Fresh lemon juice
Garlic
Ground black pepper
Herbamare
Kelpamare
Healthy tips:
Use honey sparingly. Have no more than two cups of the following teas a day – Rooibos, fennel, fruit, chamomile, peppermint, green. Remember to drink water and avoid drinking fruit juices; rather eat fresh fruit.
Avoid all:
Processed and refined wheat products, pork, cold meats, beef, battery eggs, milk, yoghurt, yellow cheese, alcohol, coffee, tea, sugar, processed fruit juices, reheated foods, fried foods, microwaved foods and homogenised milk.
Do have:
Raw honey
Rye bread
Soya milk/rice milk/oat milk
Water
Carob
Bambu
Popcorn
Instead of:
Brown/white sugar
Whole wheat/white bread
Cow’s milk
Fruit juices/carbonated fizzy drinks
Chocolate
Coffee
Potato crisps
Always drink:
2 litres of water a day to ensure the complete hydration of every cell in your body.
All products are available from Pharmacies and Health Stores
For more information please contact:
SA Natural Products (Pty) Ltd
P.O. Box 2
Botha’s Hill, KZN, 3660
Customer Care lines:
Tel: 031 7838000
Fax : 031 7838080
info@sanatural.co.za
This leaflet is not intended as a medical diagnosis, and in no way excludes the necessity of a diagnosis from a health practitioner. Its intent is solely informational and educational.
THE ROLE OF CALCIUM IN THE BODY
Do you suffer from?
• Bone diseases
• Defective nutrition
• Difficult dentition
• Poor teeth
• Lack of restorative power
• Swollen glands
• Recurrent infections: whether viral, bacterial, fungal
• Excessive menstruation or vaginal discharges
• Chronic bronchitis
• Night sweats
• Excessive perspiration
• Spasms – cramps
Do you perhaps fall into the category of?
• Rapidly growing people
• Women weakened by rapid child bearing
• Prolonged lactation
Nature’s Solution:
A Vogel Urticalcin calcium supplement is produced from the young shoots of nettle which is rich in organic plant calcium. Urticalcin is well absorbed, due to this fact. Dr Vogel who formulated Urticalcin also added into the formula complementary calcium to assist with the control of acidity in the body which is detrimental to optimum calcium utilisation and certain tissue salts to aid better absorption of calcium from the foods we eat.
Urticalcin has a threefold action in the body;
1. Urticalcin supplies absorbable organic plant calcium
2. Urticalcin reduces acidity which comprises calcium levels
3. Urticalcin assists with the absorption of calcium from food sources.
Some useful advice from Dr Vogel
Everyone knows the importance of calcium as a structural component of our bones and teeth. A low calcium level indicates a calcium deficiency that will, in time, be detrimental to the teeth and bones. The effect of this deficiency is especially dangerous in pregnant women, and generations ago they used to say in parts of Switzerland that every child cost his mother a tooth; in other words, calcium deficiency was the price a mother had to pay for bearing a child. We also know that a calcium deficiency in the blood may bring about tetany-like conditions characterised by cramps and spasmodic contractions. However, calcium is not only a building material, but also one that combines with harmful metabolic wastes, particularly acids, which are then eliminated through the urine. One example of these is oxalic acid, which plays a part in the formation of kidney stones. When combined with calcium it becomes calcium oxalate, a substance that can be disposed of easily by the kidneys.
An adequate balance of calcium in the body protects one against scrofula and the tendency to tuberculosis. Doctors are able to tell us a great deal about this. If the calcium level in our blood is normal, it can protect us from the harmful effects of radioactive strontium 90. This discovery, while still new to many of us, is reassuring, since it is not very difficult to build up our calcium level; thus, the reasons for maintaining a normal level of this importance to our health.
Wholegrain foods, raw vegetables, raw seeds and nuts, bony fish are all excellent sources of calcium, and we should make daily use of them. Unfortunately, our body is unable to assimilate calcium contained in water, or in any other inorganic form. That is why we must make sure to obtain organic calcium, that is, calcium of plant origin. Since this important mineral is readily assimilated only in this form, organic calcium alone is to be preferred. But if, in spite of a proper diet, a person still suffers from a deficiency, then regularly taking a biological calcium complex such as Urticalcin is indicated and, or course, the need to eat foods rich in calcium is obvious. Urticalcin contains calcium obtained from nettles and is ideal for maintaining a normal calcium level in children as well as adults. Once you have tried this simple and pleasant preparation you will no longer wish to do without its benefits as a natural source of calcium. Those who are in a state of exhaustion, overworked or whose health is low, so that no remedy seems to do them any good, will be able to improve their general condition by taking Urticalcin. The body will then soon be able to utilise other remedies too. Given that the mineral balance in the body is so important, we should heed the advice given in this section and take great care to ensure that it is achieved and adequately maintained. Bio-Strath Elixir is another beautiful plant-based calcium and complete tonic for the body.
Some useful information:
Regularly eat foods which are rich in calcium: Sesame seeds, almonds, brown rice and green, leafy plants.
Get regular exercise in sunlight to assist with the absorption of calcium.
People who suffer from Thyroid and parathyroid disorders are at greater risk to mal-absorb calcium. Have these glands checked through blood tests.
Calcium lactate (such as dairy products), calcium carbonate, and other inorganic calcium are difficult to absorb into the body. Plant calcium in the organic form is the best source of calcium for the body.
Did you know?
• Where there is a lack of calcium, disease will thrive. Even in nature, parasitic plants grow in acidic soil!
• Calcium combines with harmful metallic wastes, particularly acids, which are then eliminated through the urine.
• Oxalic acid, produced in the body as a metabolic by-product, can be controlled by having sufficient vitamin B6 in the diet. This vitamin can be supplemented by using Bio-Strath tonic.
• Calcium to phosphorous ratio (0.7 calc to 1 phos) can easily be disturbed by the over-consumption of fizzy drinks and red meat. Meat, for example, has 20-50 parts phosphorous to one part calcium. This mineral imbalance causes increased calcium resorption from bones. This in turn causes weak bone structure and excess calcium handled by the kidneys, leading to stone formation.
• Refined white sugar has been stripped of all minerals and proteins. As such it becomes an irritating substance to the stomach wall as it has no buffer. This causes excessive acidity in the stomach which requires calcium to return to normal. Sugar is a calcium robber!
• Excess intake of protein foods break down in the body to sulphate and organic acids which leads to an acidic environment in the kidney which causes a reduction in calcium resorption and increases calcium excretion. This further reduces the body’s calcium levels!
• Salt causes a loss of calcium. Through increased kidney excretion. Watch out for added salt in convenience foods.
• Diets high in sugar and refined carbohydrates increase calcium in urine and decrease magnesium resorption, creating an imbalance between calcium and magnesium which can lead to the formation of kidney stones. Alternatively, diet high in unrefined carbohydrates lower calcium in urine and reduces the chances of forming stones.
• Excessive perspiration can lead to loss of fluids which will cause concentrated urine containing calcium and other metabolites. Regular hydration with water while playing sport or when in occupations which causes heavy perspiration is essential.
• Leg cramps are caused by mineral imbalances. Excess phosphorus in the diet derived from red meat and fizzy drinks can be a factor causing a calcium deficiency. To normalise calcium, magnesium and phosphorous levels, reduce milk and meat proteins and increase vegetables.
• Hydrochloric acid deficiency in the stomach could be an added cause for poor calcium absorption.
• Osteoporosis is a common problem in postmenopausal women. It is thought that oestrogen plays a part in bone formation. However, in societies where there is little or no consumption of sugar and very little red meat, osteoporosis is more or less unheard of in postmenopausal women.
• Women with a history of thyroid dysfunction have a higher risk of menopausal complaints and osteoporosis.
Summary:
Calcium is essential for a healthy life. This mineral is used by the body in all vital functions. Calcium is found in all body cells, regulating the building of healthy bones, teeth. Without calcium there can be no normal growth. The blood will become disordered and will not coagulate. Because of calcium the body can heal speedily. Calcium protects the body against harmful radiation. The regular intake of sugar in the refine form is the greatest robber of calcium. Sugar-cane in the natural form is a complete food which contains valuable carbohydrates, proteins and minerals. In cultures where people chew on sugar-cane there is no dental caries! In the refined denatured form, devoid of any nutrients, it needs minerals and vitamins present in the body to metabolise, robbing the body of vital nutrients and causing disease. Entire communities are deficient in calcium due to their dietary habits.
Excellent sources are: Most raw vegetables, especially dark leafy vegetables, (eat with a little lemon juice to aid calcium assimilation), sesame seeds, oats, dried beans, almonds, walnuts, millet, sunflower seeds.
Dr Vogel’s Urticalcin provides easy-to-take natural plant calcium for the whole family every day.
For more information please contact:
SA Natural Products (Pty) Ltd
P.O. Box 2
Botha’s Hill, KZN, 3660
Customer Care lines:
Tel: 031 7838000
Fax : 031 7838080
info@sanatural.co.za
This leaflet is not intended as a medical diagnosis, and in no way excludes the necessity of a diagnosis from a health practitioner. Its intent is solely informational and educational.
The following three products taken long term will help you increase the mobility, reduce or even clear the pain in the area and to either stop or reduce the calcification:
Thresh Hold Opti-MSM
Urticalcin from A Vogel
Bio-Strath Elixir or Tablets
Take the products as recommended on the lables long term please. Furthermore, avoid sugar and anything that contains sugar or sweeteners as well as refined white flour products. Your diet needs to be rich in fresh fruit and vegetables, whole grains, raw seeds and nuts, some fish or chicken or lamb and lots of water. Avoiding the sugar etc will help reduce the high acidity levels which causes bone loss as the body uses calcium to neutralise the acidity in the body. Keep your body alkaline and you will be healthy. Become acidic and the body gets sick.
Below is a suggested nutrition guide as well as more info on calcium.
Kind regards.
Estie
Healthy Nutrition
Health begins with good nutrition, but how are we to decide what is good and what is not in the face of so much consumer health advice? The first thing to remember is that each of us is unique, with unique nutritional needs. A lifestyle and diet that benefits one person may not necessarily benefit another; there is no such thing as a single correct diet. But is there a universal guideline we can adhere to? Perhaps one: wholefoods – in as close to their natural state as possible. Having undergone minimal, if any, processing, wholefoods are without exception, more nutritious than refined foods. We are not able to improve the quality of food by exposing it to a process. We don’t have any processes that can add life to anything; we can only take life out of things. The fewer steps the original food type has gone through, the more nutrition is left in it. After all, we evolved in harmony with our environment, where the process of eating and digesting became compatible with available food, which consisted of specific balanced combinations of nutrients. The process of refining and processing food changes the balance of nutrients, and thereby compromises its nutritional value.
The following recommended diet is intended only as a guideline. Above all, learn to listen to your body’s response to the different foods you eat, and develop your own healthy nutritional plan!
Breakfast:
Rice cakes/Rye Vita with cottage cheese/avocado OR
Freshly cut seasonal fruit OR
Oats (preferably rolled) OR
Mealie-meal porridge OR
Maltabella (preferably stone-ground) OR
Millet porridge (cook on stove for about 40 minutes in a stainless steel cooking pot with water and salt)
Add to cooked, cooled porridge the following:
A drop of honey, half a teaspoon of unsalted butter and one teaspoon of each of the following:
Raw sunflower seeds
Raw sesame seeds
Raw linseeds
Raw almonds (chopped)
Raw pumpkinseeds (crushed or ground in coffee grinder). This seed/nut mixture should be added to a fruit salad or to cottage cheese spread on rice cakes)
Snacks or light meals:
Rice cakes and/or Rye Vita biscuits with any of the following: avocado pear, feta cheese, tomato, sardines, cucumber, tuna, Marmite or honey OR
Fresh fruit: eat fruit by itself or in-between meals OR
Figs and cashews/macadamias/pecans/un-sulphured dried fruit/dates/almonds
Lunch and supper:
VEGETARIAN: fresh tofu, soya mince and frozen soya products
FISH: Steamed, grilled or baked – not fried! Served with lemon butter and herbal salt
LAMB: stewed, grilled or baked – not fried!
FREE RANGE CHICKEN : – baked, grilled, steamed or stir-fried
• Serve any of the above with brown rice, or Basmati Rice, lentils, barley or dried beans (cook well on stove in a stainless steel cooking pot with water and salt)
• Fresh vegetables should be eaten at least twice a day
• All vegetables should be steamed, baked, grilled or served raw – not fried! Flavour with herbs, and/or A Vogel’s Plantaforce, Herbamare or Kelpamare
• SOUPS can be made with any of the above
Recommended dairy products:
Cottage cheese
Feta cheese
Unsalted butter
Maas
Organic milk in moderation
For salad dressing:
Cold pressed oil (preferably virgin olive oil) mixed with:
Fresh lemon juice
Garlic
Ground black pepper
Herbamare
Kelpamare
Healthy tips:
Use honey sparingly. Have no more than two cups of the following teas a day – Rooibos, fennel, fruit, chamomile, peppermint, green. Remember to drink water and avoid drinking fruit juices; rather eat fresh fruit.
Avoid all:
Processed and refined wheat products, pork, cold meats, beef, battery eggs, milk, yoghurt, yellow cheese, alcohol, coffee, tea, sugar, processed fruit juices, reheated foods, fried foods, microwaved foods and homogenised milk.
Do have:
Raw honey
Rye bread
Soya milk/rice milk/oat milk
Water
Carob
Bambu
Popcorn
Instead of:
Brown/white sugar
Whole wheat/white bread
Cow’s milk
Fruit juices/carbonated fizzy drinks
Chocolate
Coffee
Potato crisps
Always drink:
2 litres of water a day to ensure the complete hydration of every cell in your body.
All products are available from Pharmacies and Health Stores
For more information please contact:
SA Natural Products (Pty) Ltd
P.O. Box 2
Botha’s Hill, KZN, 3660
Customer Care lines:
Tel: 031 7838000
Fax : 031 7838080
info@sanatural.co.za
This leaflet is not intended as a medical diagnosis, and in no way excludes the necessity of a diagnosis from a health practitioner. Its intent is solely informational and educational.
THE ROLE OF CALCIUM IN THE BODY
Do you suffer from?
• Bone diseases
• Defective nutrition
• Difficult dentition
• Poor teeth
• Lack of restorative power
• Swollen glands
• Recurrent infections: whether viral, bacterial, fungal
• Excessive menstruation or vaginal discharges
• Chronic bronchitis
• Night sweats
• Excessive perspiration
• Spasms – cramps
Do you perhaps fall into the category of?
• Rapidly growing people
• Women weakened by rapid child bearing
• Prolonged lactation
Nature’s Solution:
A Vogel Urticalcin calcium supplement is produced from the young shoots of nettle which is rich in organic plant calcium. Urticalcin is well absorbed, due to this fact. Dr Vogel who formulated Urticalcin also added into the formula complementary calcium to assist with the control of acidity in the body which is detrimental to optimum calcium utilisation and certain tissue salts to aid better absorption of calcium from the foods we eat.
Urticalcin has a threefold action in the body;
1. Urticalcin supplies absorbable organic plant calcium
2. Urticalcin reduces acidity which comprises calcium levels
3. Urticalcin assists with the absorption of calcium from food sources.
Some useful advice from Dr Vogel
Everyone knows the importance of calcium as a structural component of our bones and teeth. A low calcium level indicates a calcium deficiency that will, in time, be detrimental to the teeth and bones. The effect of this deficiency is especially dangerous in pregnant women, and generations ago they used to say in parts of Switzerland that every child cost his mother a tooth; in other words, calcium deficiency was the price a mother had to pay for bearing a child. We also know that a calcium deficiency in the blood may bring about tetany-like conditions characterised by cramps and spasmodic contractions. However, calcium is not only a building material, but also one that combines with harmful metabolic wastes, particularly acids, which are then eliminated through the urine. One example of these is oxalic acid, which plays a part in the formation of kidney stones. When combined with calcium it becomes calcium oxalate, a substance that can be disposed of easily by the kidneys.
An adequate balance of calcium in the body protects one against scrofula and the tendency to tuberculosis. Doctors are able to tell us a great deal about this. If the calcium level in our blood is normal, it can protect us from the harmful effects of radioactive strontium 90. This discovery, while still new to many of us, is reassuring, since it is not very difficult to build up our calcium level; thus, the reasons for maintaining a normal level of this importance to our health.
Wholegrain foods, raw vegetables, raw seeds and nuts, bony fish are all excellent sources of calcium, and we should make daily use of them. Unfortunately, our body is unable to assimilate calcium contained in water, or in any other inorganic form. That is why we must make sure to obtain organic calcium, that is, calcium of plant origin. Since this important mineral is readily assimilated only in this form, organic calcium alone is to be preferred. But if, in spite of a proper diet, a person still suffers from a deficiency, then regularly taking a biological calcium complex such as Urticalcin is indicated and, or course, the need to eat foods rich in calcium is obvious. Urticalcin contains calcium obtained from nettles and is ideal for maintaining a normal calcium level in children as well as adults. Once you have tried this simple and pleasant preparation you will no longer wish to do without its benefits as a natural source of calcium. Those who are in a state of exhaustion, overworked or whose health is low, so that no remedy seems to do them any good, will be able to improve their general condition by taking Urticalcin. The body will then soon be able to utilise other remedies too. Given that the mineral balance in the body is so important, we should heed the advice given in this section and take great care to ensure that it is achieved and adequately maintained. Bio-Strath Elixir is another beautiful plant-based calcium and complete tonic for the body.
Some useful information:
Regularly eat foods which are rich in calcium: Sesame seeds, almonds, brown rice and green, leafy plants.
Get regular exercise in sunlight to assist with the absorption of calcium.
People who suffer from Thyroid and parathyroid disorders are at greater risk to mal-absorb calcium. Have these glands checked through blood tests.
Calcium lactate (such as dairy products), calcium carbonate, and other inorganic calcium are difficult to absorb into the body. Plant calcium in the organic form is the best source of calcium for the body.
Did you know?
• Where there is a lack of calcium, disease will thrive. Even in nature, parasitic plants grow in acidic soil!
• Calcium combines with harmful metallic wastes, particularly acids, which are then eliminated through the urine.
• Oxalic acid, produced in the body as a metabolic by-product, can be controlled by having sufficient vitamin B6 in the diet. This vitamin can be supplemented by using Bio-Strath tonic.
• Calcium to phosphorous ratio (0.7 calc to 1 phos) can easily be disturbed by the over-consumption of fizzy drinks and red meat. Meat, for example, has 20-50 parts phosphorous to one part calcium. This mineral imbalance causes increased calcium resorption from bones. This in turn causes weak bone structure and excess calcium handled by the kidneys, leading to stone formation.
• Refined white sugar has been stripped of all minerals and proteins. As such it becomes an irritating substance to the stomach wall as it has no buffer. This causes excessive acidity in the stomach which requires calcium to return to normal. Sugar is a calcium robber!
• Excess intake of protein foods break down in the body to sulphate and organic acids which leads to an acidic environment in the kidney which causes a reduction in calcium resorption and increases calcium excretion. This further reduces the body’s calcium levels!
• Salt causes a loss of calcium. Through increased kidney excretion. Watch out for added salt in convenience foods.
• Diets high in sugar and refined carbohydrates increase calcium in urine and decrease magnesium resorption, creating an imbalance between calcium and magnesium which can lead to the formation of kidney stones. Alternatively, diet high in unrefined carbohydrates lower calcium in urine and reduces the chances of forming stones.
• Excessive perspiration can lead to loss of fluids which will cause concentrated urine containing calcium and other metabolites. Regular hydration with water while playing sport or when in occupations which causes heavy perspiration is essential.
• Leg cramps are caused by mineral imbalances. Excess phosphorus in the diet derived from red meat and fizzy drinks can be a factor causing a calcium deficiency. To normalise calcium, magnesium and phosphorous levels, reduce milk and meat proteins and increase vegetables.
• Hydrochloric acid deficiency in the stomach could be an added cause for poor calcium absorption.
• Osteoporosis is a common problem in postmenopausal women. It is thought that oestrogen plays a part in bone formation. However, in societies where there is little or no consumption of sugar and very little red meat, osteoporosis is more or less unheard of in postmenopausal women.
• Women with a history of thyroid dysfunction have a higher risk of menopausal complaints and osteoporosis.
Summary:
Calcium is essential for a healthy life. This mineral is used by the body in all vital functions. Calcium is found in all body cells, regulating the building of healthy bones, teeth. Without calcium there can be no normal growth. The blood will become disordered and will not coagulate. Because of calcium the body can heal speedily. Calcium protects the body against harmful radiation. The regular intake of sugar in the refine form is the greatest robber of calcium. Sugar-cane in the natural form is a complete food which contains valuable carbohydrates, proteins and minerals. In cultures where people chew on sugar-cane there is no dental caries! In the refined denatured form, devoid of any nutrients, it needs minerals and vitamins present in the body to metabolise, robbing the body of vital nutrients and causing disease. Entire communities are deficient in calcium due to their dietary habits.
Excellent sources are: Most raw vegetables, especially dark leafy vegetables, (eat with a little lemon juice to aid calcium assimilation), sesame seeds, oats, dried beans, almonds, walnuts, millet, sunflower seeds.
Dr Vogel’s Urticalcin provides easy-to-take natural plant calcium for the whole family every day.
For more information please contact:
SA Natural Products (Pty) Ltd
P.O. Box 2
Botha’s Hill, KZN, 3660
Customer Care lines:
Tel: 031 7838000
Fax : 031 7838080
info@sanatural.co.za
This leaflet is not intended as a medical diagnosis, and in no way excludes the necessity of a diagnosis from a health practitioner. Its intent is solely informational and educational.
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