The Number One Cause of Osteopenia

Listening to the radio today, I heard Dr.Robert Marshall answering health questions on a call in program.  One patient asked how to heal osteopenia. I

was surprised to hear the doctor answer that “the number one  cause of osteopenia is poor digestion”.  That makes sense because it really doesn’t matter what we eat if the food doesn’t digest properly.

In her monthly health letter, speaking about indigestion, Dr.Nan Fuchs stated, “In no branch of medicine is treating symptoms rather than the root cause of the problem more common than when it comes to digestive problems.”

Do you suffer from: Heartburn? Acid reflux? Irritable bowel syndrome? Diverticulosis? Crohns? Do not be surprised if you later develop osteopenia due to those digestion problems.

If you are taking an antacid, it may seem to give relief, but it does not cure your problem. It is like getting a shot of novacaine when you go to the dentist. That takes the pain away temporarily, but if he doesn’t fix the cavity you will have the pain again as soon as the medication wears off.  And the antacid prevents you from receiving the benefit of the nutrients that you have eaten.

Sherry Brescia is a researcher who had digestion problems herself for many years until she finally developed  a way of combining food in such a way that you will not experience pain if you follow her plan.  She is offering :

• A free booklet to stop your problems in less than one day
• Meal planning guidelines
• Delicious recipes

The reason I am including this on my osteopenia blog is because I know that when your digestion problems are solved, you will be on the path to preventing or reversing osteopenia or osteoporosis.

In order to have healthy bones, muscles, nerves, blood, etc. you must have good digestion. If you are among those with digestion problems, just Click Here for this free information right away.

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