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1.
Share Success: Letter From Readers
Anonymous.
Received at sharesuccess @ elixirindustry.com
on 9/17/03.
(Unedited)
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"I am a 36-year-old woman, and I first found out
about EZorb when I was surfing the net about heel
spurs.
I have been seeing a podiatrist for a year and
receiving cortisone shots about every 6 months to help
relieve the pain in my right foot. I have heel spurs in
both of my feet, and only recently my left foot has
begun to hurt slightly. The pain in my right foot has
been ongoing for about a year and a half now and not
getting any better.
I've had three cortisone shots. The 1st two shots
subdued the pain for about 6 months. The 3rd shot did
nothing and that's when I started searching the Internet
about heel spurs because I was getting desperate.
Limping and walking with pain is no fun, especially in
the morning.
I read the success stories on the EZorb
website and
thought I'd give it a try. What do I have to lose?
I have been taking between 9-12 capsules a day for
about 4 weeks, and finally the pain has almost subsided
completely. I am going to lower my dose by next month.
But I can't believe it! It's a miracle!!!. Thanks to you
EZorb!!!
I have started to recommend this product to all
my friends and family members. Thank you so much!!"
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From
the Desk of EZorb Newsletter Editor:
Thank you
very much for contributing the story above. The EZorb
Newsletter will not be the same without your support.
In the
meantime we would like to encourage everyone who has
been benefiting from EZorb
to do the same. This
newsletter is now read by over 40,000 subscribers
worldwide. Success stories you contribute will have a
great impact on many people's life. Kindly email your
story to sharesuccess @ elixirindustry.com.
As always your private information will never be
revealed to the public. We will send you a nice gift as
our way of saying thank you.
2.
Research Digest:
Protein Injection May Speed Fracture Healing
Fracture patients may, in the future, be given bone
morphogenetic protein to hasten their healing, early
research published in the Journal of Bone and Joint
Surgery suggests.
"These data demonstrate that a single, local,
percutaneous injection of recombinant human bone
morphogenetic protein-2 (rhBMP-2) accelerates fracture
repair in this rat femoral fracture model," Thomas
Einhorn (Boston University Medical Center) and coworkers
report.
The team randomly assigned 144 male Sprague-Dawley
rats with intramedullary pinned mid-diaphyseal femoral
fractures to receive an injection of rhBMP-2,
placebo, or no injection 6 hours after surgery.
Femur bones for 12 rats in each group were harvested
for torsional biomechanical testing at weekly intervals.
At 2, 3, and 4 weeks, femurs from rats given rhBMP-2
were twice as stiff as those from controls. In
particular, rhBMP-2-treated femurs were 34% stronger
than placebo-treated bones at 3 weeks, and 60% and 77%
strong stronger than placebo-treated and no-treatment
bones at 4 weeks, respectively.
In addition, large areas of bone formation spanning
the fracture were found in rhBMP-2-treated femurs at 2
and 3 weeks, while control bones showed just soft
cartilaginous calluses. Similarly, rhBMP-2 rats had hard
callus and recorticalization by 4 weeks, whereas control
bones showed only cartilage or soft tissue.
"If these findings can be translated into
clinical applications, the impact of such an advance
could be substantial," Einhorn et al postulate.
"Not only might this technology obviate the need
for harvesting autologous bone in certain settings in
which bone graft is now needed, but the availability and
ease of administration of an injectable bone-inductive
compound could be used to shorten the time to healing
and restore fracture in patients in whom normal fracture
is anticipated."
Original
Article Appeared in J Bone Joint Surg 2003; 85-B:
1425-1435
3.
Interesting
Findings: A Forgiving Nature Keeps Blood Pressure Down
Learning to forgive more easily could help lower
blood pressure, researchers have found.
They asked almost 100 people from different
neighborhoods in Michigan to complete a questionnaire on
forgiveness, and at the same time measured blood
pressure, pulse, and saliva levels of the stress hormone
cortisol in the group.
Dr. Loren Toussaint, from Idaho State University in
Pocatello, and colleagues found that the higher the
overall forgiveness score, the lower the bottom
"diastolic" blood pressure reading. This
connection was mainly due to high levels of forgiveness
towards oneself and others.
In African American participants, a high total
forgiveness score, and a high degree of forgiveness of
others was significantly linked with both a lower
diastolic blood pressure, and lower levels of cortisol.
The study suggests that being able to forgive oneself
and others could lower both blood pressure and stress
levels, although the researchers say that the way in
which forgiveness interacts with the body's functions
remains "complex."
Oct 2003 Source: EZorb Newsletter Editor
4.
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6.
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