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Calcium Accumulation in the All the Wrong Places Makes Us OLD!
As we age, our bones and teeth lose calcium.
WHERE does that calcium go..?
It goes into the arteries, muscles, joints and organs – where it doesn’t belong!
How Does This Happen?
Here’s the explanation given me by Spencer Feldman, the scientist who created Medicardium: Every cell is activated by calcium. For example, calcium entering a muscle cell enables contraction. This is a good thing.
But…Once the calcium has done its job, the cell has a ‘calcium pump’ that pushes the calcium out of the cell. The calcium can then go back to a place it belongs, such as the bones.
As we age, the calcium pumps in our cells become less efficient. The cells have a harder and harder time pumping the used calcium out. Calcium starts to build up in all the places it does not belong.
Atherosclerosis, muscle stiffness and arthritis are problems of aging resulting from calcium build up in the soft tissues…
Fibromyalgia is an extreme example of the build-up of calcium in the muscles.
The ultimate build up of calcium in soft tissues is rigor mortis, when all the cells are flooded with calcium.
But in the meantime…
Calcium build-up in soft tissues makes us get old and stiff: For example, when calcium builds up in muscle cells, the muscles can’t relax; they remain contracted and we become more and more stiff. We can’t stretch as well as we used to and often, we are in pain.If you have Candida, Bacteria , fungus issues please listen to the videos about Ellagica
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