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To: Salvavida

Yes, blunt force trauma - quite a bit of it, actually.

But emergency medicine has nothing to do with it. None of the orthopedic surgeries I have undergone was done on an emergency basis.


27 posted on 03/22/2018 5:46:02 PM PDT by WayneS (An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last. - Winston Churchill.)
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To: WayneS
Bone can be rebuilt once the structure is reset. You have to deal with the bone matrix, and that is nutrition. But it is not an overnight fix-- it takes time. You will have to deal with it before significant arthritis sets in, and the is understanding how calcium works with and requires other co-factors in order to be absorbed (bioavailability).

I've already given you the terms in which to conduct the research. Calcium, co-foactors, re-build bone matrix, arthritis, nutrition, absorption, bioavailability

I was discharged from the military because of my back. Today, there isn't a orthopedic surgeon that can find a trace of what my medical records says I had-- which was diagnosed by three separate teams of doctors.

28 posted on 03/22/2018 6:31:55 PM PDT by Salvavida (The Missouri citizen's militia sends its regards.)
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