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Gallstones In The Liver Can Cause Disorders Of The Bone

By Andreas Moritz

Although bone is the hardest tissue in the body, it is, nevertheless, very much alive. Human bone consists of 20 percent water; 30-40 percent organic material, such as living cells; and 40-50 percent inorganic material, such as calcium. Bone tissue contains many blood and lymph vessels and nerves. The cells responsible for balanced bone growth are osteoblasts and osteoclasts. Osteoblasts are the bone-forming cells, whereas osteoclasts are responsible for resorption of bone to maintain optimum shape. […]

By Andreas Moritz|December 8, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Bones, Gallstones, Liver|Tags: bone disorders, bone tumors, bones, calcium, causes of bone disorders, liver flush, osteoporosis, rickets|

Misleading Theories Of Mainstream Medical And Nutritional Science

By Andreas Moritz

It is unfortunate that mainstream medical and nutritional science base their theories not so much on the basic processes that occurs in the body, but rather on the contents of food. This can be very misleading, to say the least. We are being told, for example, that when we lack calcium we should drink milk because it contains a lot of calcium. We are not being told, however, that in order to digest and metabolize milk […]

By Andreas Moritz|December 7, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Diet, Nutrition|Tags: breast milk, calcium, concentrated protein foods, how much protein do humans need, meat protein, vitamins|

Disorders of the Bones

By Andreas Moritz

Although bone is the hardest tissue in the body, it is, nevertheless, very much alive. Human bone consists of 20% water, 30-40% organic material, such as living cells, and 40-50% inorganic material, such as calcium. Bone tissue harbors many blood and lymph vessels, and nerves. The cells responsible for balanced bone growth are the osteoblasts and osteoclasts. Osteoblasts are the bone-forming cells, whereas osteoclasts are responsible for resorption of bone to maintain optimum shape. A third group of cells, […]

By Andreas Moritz|September 15, 2011|Categories: Bones, Gallstones, Problems caused by gallstones, Vitamin D|Tags: arthiritis, bone diseases, bones, calcium, calcium supplements, hormones, joints, osteoporosis, skeletal system|