Cmd Helps Lessen Acute And Chronic Pain

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep. 26, 2012 - One of the most significant benefits of using CMD is the relief of pain. Minerals work to block pain reception and also can act on the sources of pain. It thereby can positively affect the causes of pain, rather than merely relieving the symptoms of it. Such causes of pain may relate to inflammation, toxicity, cell wall rigidity, mineral deficiencies or imbalances, etc. Some specialists in chronic pain estimate, for example, that approximately 70% of cases in which individuals suffer from muscle pain, cramps, and/or fatigue that is associated with the symptoms as varied fibromyalgia, migraines, and constipation, are showing signs of Minerals deficiency. Indeed, Dr. Mildred Seelig, a pioneering Minerals researcher at the University of North Carolina, has asserted that Minerals deficiency causes much needless suffering from pain, including the pain associated with fibromyalgia, muscle cramps, and migraine headaches.
Many of our pain patients have poor diets and are nutritionally deficient in many elements.
It is relevant to note that muscle, joint, and connective tissue pain can be worsened by higher intakes of calcium, and especially when large amounts of additional calcium are taken for the purpose of strengthening these tissues.
An overabundance of calcium flushes Minerals out of cells, reducing its availability for reducing pain. In addition, this mineral imbalance can significantly compromise the effectiveness both of calcium and Minerals (i.e., because Minerals is needed for the proper uptake and assimilation of calcium). If there already exists a state of Minerals depletion in the body (e.g., due to endemically low levels in the diet), then Minerals levels may drop to exceedingly low levels. In such extreme states of deficiency, Minerals simply is not available to block pain effectively, or to fulfill properly its many roles in the body.
In this way, Minerals helps lessen and prevent acute and chronic pain.
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