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Share Success: Letters From Readers
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Letter
I: From Betty S.
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Submit Form on Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 22:25:02
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I am so glad that I found EZborb online and tried this product.
Before I started taking EZorb, my left thumb had a bone spur that caused excruciating pain. If I accidentally bent my left thumb, I would literally cry out loud from the pain and it would bring me to tears.
During the day, I was usually able to prevent the thumb from bending, but not always. During the night, if I bent my thumb in my sleep, I would wake from a sound sleep crying out in pain. It was a miserable way to live.
During an internet search for ways to treat or deal with bone spurs, I found EZorb, along with the claim that after three months of taking the product, bone spurs would be gone or reduced significantly.
With all due respective, it is difficult to believe some of the claims posted on the internet. So, I thought I would purchase enough for 45 days, and, if I saw some improvement, I would buy more.
I am so glad that I found EZborb online and tried this product.
I started taking EZorb on 6/1/2011 and I definitely saw an improvement after 45 days. I could feel the bone spur had reduced to approximately 1/3 of the size it was before starting EZorb. So, I purchased more of the product.
Now, three months to the day that I first started EZorb, I have complete freedom of movement without any catching or pain in my thumb.
AMAZING!!!! A small part of the bone spur is still there, but it is not causing any problems, and, I fully expect it to continue going away as I continue to take EZorb on the maintenance dosage.
Thank you so much for this amazing product.
Letter
II: From Patricia
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Hi, my name is Patricia, I have been diagnosed with Osteoporosis since I was 45. I have been taking Calcium with Vitamin D 2 x daily and kept my normal body weight. I worked hard to stay fit, but my Dexa scan numbers have always been -2.7.
When I went through menopause I started having horrible leg cramps that would wake me up all through the night. I am a Registered certified Critical Care Nurse and as I was admitting a patient who had Osteoporosis and had back surgery as a result. She told me she had the same horrible leg cramps also and that she thought it was a potassium or magnesium problem. So she was taking supplements and eating an extra banana but it didn't help her. She asked her Dr. he said it was a calcium deficiency.
I found out about EZorb from the internet, and I tired it, Thank goodness they work.
Taken as instructed, I had only been on them for 3 weeks and I no longer have any leg cramps. It feels so good to be able to stretch in bed when you wake up and NOT have leg, foot or toe cramps. I can't wait for my next Dexa scan. I would recommend this product f you have Osteoporosis.
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III: From Cecilia V.
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Monday, May 16, 2011 at 06:10:57
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After being diagnosed with a heel spur I checked out your product on line. What sold me was the testimonials of many whom have had great results with your products.
I am happy to report that I have been using your calcium for over a year now and after about a month I have not felt or had any pain from that heel spur.
I also have recommended your product to friends who have finally purchased it and are trying it for their problems.
Thank You
Cecilia V.
Letter
IV: From Dolores S.
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Submit Form on Thursday, March 31, 2011 9:57 PM
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Bone Density test was improved!! Have been on ezorb for one year.
Thank you!!!!
Dee S.
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Submit Form on Friday, April 01, 2011 at 21:01:56
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I forgot to tell you I paid for a bone density 4 months after taking EZORB and there was already a sight improvement. Now after one year there was another slight improvement.
I will get a copy of the last 2 tests for you. Will call the office and have them make copies for me.
I am so happy that your product is so great. I found you online looking up treatments for osteo. I refused to ever take those medical drugs. Was on another product before EZorb and did not work for several years.
Thank you
Dee
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Research News: Vitamins (Except for Calcium) May Increase Women's Health Risk
By Joseph Brownstein
Wed, Oct 5, 2011
Popping vitamins may do more harm than good, according to a new study that adds to a growing body of evidence suggesting some supplements may have health risks.
Researchers from the University of Minnesota examined data from more than 38,000 women taking part in the Iowa Women's Health Study, an ongoing study with women who were around age 62 at its start in 1986. The researchers collected data on the women's supplement use in 1986, 1997 and 2004.
Women who took supplements had, on average, a 2.4 percent increased risk of dying over the course of the 19-year study, compared with women who didn't take supplements, after the researchers adjusted for factors including the women's age and calorie intake.
"Our study, as well as other similar studies, have provided very little evidence that commonly used dietary supplements would help to prevent chronic diseases," said study author Jaakko Mursu, an epidemiologist at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health.
"We would advise people to reconsider whether they need to use supplements, and put more emphasis on a healthy diet instead," Mursu said.
A toxic combination?
The new study linked a number of individual vitamins and minerals to the slight mortality risk, including multivitamins, vitamin B6, folic acid, iron, magnesium, zinc and copper.
For example, of the 12,769 women in the study who took a daily multivitamin, 40.8 percent had died by the end of 2008, whereas 39.8 percent of the 10,161 women who hadn't taken a daily multivitamin had died.
Mursu said that the design of the study did not allow the researchers to determine if there was a specific cause for the increased mortality.
"However, we do know that most compounds are toxic in high amounts, and long-term use might predispose [a person] to detrimental outcomes," he told MyHealthNewsDaily.
The increased chance of dying" could be related to generally high concentration of compounds that these supplements contain. Most supplements contain higher amounts of nutrients than would be derived from food, and it is known that several compounds can be toxic in higher amounts, especially when consumed for a long time, as some of these accumulate to body," Mursu said.
Taking calcium supplements, on the other hand, actually seemed to lower the women's death risk slightly, by 3.8 percent, although the researchers noted that there was not a relationship between consuming increasingly higher amounts of calcium and a continuing decrease in mortality rate.
Less is more
While vitamins and minerals are necessary for proper nutrition, excess intake has not shown further benefit, and recent studies have cast some doubt on the idea that vitamin supplements provide a "safety net" for people not getting enough of a given nutrient. Instead, too much may be a problem.
The study, published today (Oct. 10) in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine, is part of a series examining interventions in medicine that may be unnecessary.
"Until recently, the available data regarding the adverse effects of dietary supplements has been limited and grossly underreported. We think the paradigm "the more, the better" is wrong," wrote Dr. Goran Bjelakovic and Dr. Christian Gluud, of the Center for Clinical Intervention Research at Copenhagen University Hospital in Denmark in an accompanying commentary.
"We believe that for all micronutrients, risks are associated with insufficient and too-large intake. Low levels of intake increase the risk of deficiency. High levels of intake increase the risk of toxic effects and disease," they wrote.
"We believe that for all micronutrients, risks are associated with insufficient and too-large intake. Low levels of intake increase the risk of deficiency. High levels of intake increase the risk of toxic effects and disease," they wrote.
Original article was published in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine on October 10, 2011.
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