posted March 13, 2011 09:24 AM            

I have studied my all medical research (from 1993 until last year) and there are calcinations on three places:

1. Right shoulder (many people have it). Here is temporary pain, connected with the weather;

2. Ligament nuchae in area of C6 (first time it was seen by X-Rays, 1993 and the last May 2010). As I read all over, I didn't see that anybody has something like that;

3. Calcination on the pineal gland (epiphysis) and on the plexus, there; shown by Head CT Scan, October 2007. Until now, I have seen (read) that only me, I have this pain.

4. I have also infarct lesion, 5mm (diameter) on my basal ganglia, right. The same was shown last time by Head MRI, February 2009.

I can suffer all but can't suffer pains behind my head as also, on the right side of my neck. The worst pain is one point between neck and the skull, right (doctor told me January 2009 that there is Acupuncture point). This is very painful after washing hair, as I touch something, I shouldn't. From that point is going sharp pain into right eye.

By bad weather or the wind, I feel how something is "growing" from the neck up to the face and eyes. At the same time, I get swollen face and after that can see how my urine is dark yellow. By each urine research there are lots of bacteria’s. Strange connection between my head and urine!

Now: I have experiences that tablets with pseudoephedrine hydrochloride help me, but don't solve my problem. I have got them from UK, five years long. They are officially for sinusitis (and now no more possible to get them). As I had 1998-2000 tablets with hydrochloride for the muscle Levator Scapula, here is hydrochloride for the muscles.

I have seen also, that the more water I drink, the worse I feel. In fact I drink 1/12 of orange syrup and 11/12 of the water. The water has chloride.
In the morning I drink black coffee with lots of lemon. After that I eat 1/4 L of the milk with muesli. The coffee with lemon until now is the best medicine for me. During the day I drink sometimes one cup of cappuccino.

I think: what should I eat and what should I drink to feel better?

My pains with sinusitis have begun in Secondary school, in the train. I am sure this muscle was somehow damaged at the same time. Something was blocked (or paralysed) between my head and the neck.

In November 2009 I had chronic kidney disease; my Creatin was just on the border. Now is better.

Bobbie

posted March 13, 2011 09:39 AM            

1. Ligament nuchae:

2. Levator scapula, muscle:

3. Sinusitis (from the neck muscle): http://tinypic.com/r/25tvinm/7

Too many areas and all are connected.

Who can give me some advice about right food or drinks?

Tablets and injections don't help me at all. Doctors know less, than I do. They don't feel my pains.

Thank you for any advice.
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I was yesterday (March 24th) again by doctor doing some medical research and went after out. It was sunny and warm. As I always have a cap on my head, I didn't have it yesterday.
After short time on the street came wind. I felt immediately there will be something wrong. It was wrong. I had terrible pains from the point on the top of Levator Scapula muscle until eyes and cheek bones. My face was cold and I was totally upset and disappointed.

How to come to the end, as there is compressed one nerve?

Bobbie

posted March 14, 2011 10:50 PM            

Causes
High levels of calcium in the blood can lead to abnormal calcification. Normally, calcium in the blood travels to bones and teeth, where calcification causes hardening of these body parts. Abnormal calcification occurs when calcium is diverted to other parts of the body that are normally composed of soft tissue. Calcification can be due to infection, kidney or metabolic disorders, problems with blood vessels or simply aging. Calcium kidney stones are formed when calcium crystals separate out from urine to form a solid mass.

Locations
Calcium deposits, or calcifications, are found throughout the body. They are associated with damaged arteries that lead to the heart and brain, benign and malignant breast diseases, kidney stones, in muscle tissue and connective tissue, such as cartilage, and some joint and spine disorders. Calcium deposits also collect in lymph nodes found in and near various organs, such as the lungs.

Types
Between 95 and 98 percent of soft tissue calcifications are dystrophic, or result from damage to soft tissue in a specific area of the body, according to University of Washington's Department of Radiology. Physical injury, autoimmune disorders, parasitic infection, loss of blood flow to a particular area, disease-related cell death and tumors can all cause damage to surrounding tissue and lead to calcification. The less common types of calcification include metastatic calcification, which results from diseases that cause elevated calcium-phosphate levels in the blood and osteosarcoma, or bone tumors that metastasize to soft tissue.

So is your calcification metastatic or dystrophic?

Effects
Although many calcium deposits are benign, calcification is also associated with some life-threatening health problems, such as certain types of cancerous tumors and tissue damage that causes atherosclerosis, or clogged, hardened arteries that result in heart attack. Calcifications found in arteries that lead to the brain, such as those in the neck and spine, can cause a stroke. In breast tissue, calcification is most often benign, but in some cases may indicate malignancy. Calcium deposits in joints and tendons sometimes contribute to inflammation, causing pain and limiting movement. Calcium crystals can also contribute to the erosion of cartilage. If calcium kidney stones are large or have jagged edges, they can cause extreme pain as they travel through the urinary tact and may cause a blockage that can lead to kidney failure.

Considerations
Overuse of supplements that increase calcium absorption into the blood, such as vitamin D, can cause hypercalcemia, or high blood levels of calcium. Over time, hypercalcemia can lead to the formation of kidney stones and calcification of soft tissue in organs throughout the body.

Are you taking Vitamin D supplements if so please stop consider reducing the calcium intake.

posted March 14, 2011 10:57 PM            

Magnesium is a known treatment for a variety of types of calcification of soft tissues.

Mg levels have been found to be greatly reduced in calcified mitral valves.

In a study of rats, Mg deficiency has been shown to cause aortic calcification.

Vitamin K deficiency has also been linked to calcification of soft tissues.

I think you should consider taking Mg and vitamin K in your diet

posted March 14, 2011 11:04 PM            

The Diet treatment for calcification Antacids might be prescribed to remedy calcium levels. Calcium blockers such as 'warfarin' are also sometimes prescribed but have side effects. Dietary changes may be ordered as well to allow more intake of less acid, more alkaline foods.

posted March 14, 2011 11:29 PM            

calcification in general is the formation of hard materials, mostly calcium phosphate, but not only that, which can and does build up in our tissues.

There is another thing that comes up and that is when we have an infection; there appears to be calcification component to every longstanding infection.
It may be a byproduct of the organisms that are infectious. Nanobacteria have been studies since at least 1986 and two researchers I believe identified the first organism that was producing calcification; they believed they had isolated it. It has been a controversial issue for sure; back-and-forth the pendulum has swung.
So the more motion and movement we have in our body, the safer we are from these types of calcification problems.

source http://www.wholebeingwellness.net/?page_id=83

posted March 15, 2011 02:08 AM            

First let us consider about pineal gland.

1.To keep your pineal gland in pristine condition, avoid all teas (even iced tea) like the plague because they contain unacceptable levels of fluoride. Because fluoride is added to most U.S. water supplies and that water is used to process foods that feed and water farm animals, sometimes fluoride shows up in the strangest places.

2.Ok , pineal gland condition... is not about food intake or vitamines IMO, but just exercise and healthy sleep habits.
Exercise:
meditate and do dream exercise, visualizations...what ever you can do with your eyes closed. Daydreaming is cool too. Especially on the job.
Sleep habits: Fall asleep whenever it hits you would be good if possible, it serves dreaming and dreaming awake.
Don't worry about food, just eat healthy. Don't worry at all would be good.

3.Naturally, use baking soda to clean teeth instead of the fluoride sludge they force on us at the storesTake supplements of ascorbic acid (Vitamin C), calcium and vitamin D3 to remove fluoride from your body
Avoid red meat and AVOID CARBONATED DRINKS.Drink only distilled water.Cut out the coffee, breads, dairy products, soy products, and corn products, sugar, etc.Pineal Gland calcification is believed by some to be haulted, reversed or diminished by a high alkaline diet.
Say No proceed food.Gluten free diets.

4.Take anti-dotes to calcification-EDTA and epsom salt(magnesium sulphate)

TC will be back...

posted March 15, 2011 06:39 AM            

Thank you sooo much for all your explanations.
You are great!

About all that, I have to study more.

I was told that all my pains are because of the neck muscle. The neck muscle comes from Supraspinatus, means from shoulder muscle. Now, I have to find out, where from I have painful (not very often) shoulder muscle. 2001, I have found in one old Encyclopaedia: it could be rheumatic myalgia. In each case many of healers (even, some doctors) told me, my muscles are not ok (neck muscle is always in tension).

I only know what helps me:

1. Warmth: sunbath, solarium and any kind of warmth,
2. Tablets with hydrochloride
3. I used to eat more apples per day, but now eat only one in the evening,
4. I would like to eat banana's, but they are not good for my digestion (there are big problems),
5. Those calcinations on the Ligament were already 1993 by X-rays of whole spine, but description is different (ossification of ligament nuchae in area between C5 and C6).
6. My pains became worse, since I moved here, as here are mountains from three sides; forth side is the river and the valley to the next city,
7. Many people (only one doctor) told me, it is all because blocked circulation of my back head and it comes from somewhere else. I had it immediately by first pains, in the Secondary School,
8. Because of the water: I am cooking water more times per day (I need it) and have seen lots of chlorine staying on the bottom of the pot. I am thinking about that: my God, what am I drinking? It is not healthy at all; it is not from some natural source but from water supply,
9. I live in old town and not on the country side. Besides the building I live, are mountains and I am looking direct to them. There, I can see clouds, the sun, sundown and sunrise. I did like it, but no more (maybe, because all is so grey, now).
Even if I have soo many diagnoses, only my head is blocked: the skin outside is blocked. Beside that I have very dry mucus in my sinusitis. My ENT doctor told me, it is from weak immune System (6th house in Pisces).

My brain is OK,
My heart is OK (I had in last four months: EKG, Ultra scan and X-rays for heart)
My lungs are OK.

There are few cysts on my liver and I think they cause the pains in the shoulder muscle and from there is all going to the neck muscle and ligament: both block my back head circulation.

WL, Bobbie

posted March 18, 2011 05:23 AM            

I have calcinations on shoulder ligaments. If I could have that on the joint, it would be worse and I should have surgery.

Those pains are terrible by bad weather. In that case I need ointment and to do massage from the shoulder until neck muscle.
Short time were tablets Naprosyn, they did help me. Now, they help only over the night.

WL, Bobbie