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I have the cure for Raynauds

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sophia10
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  • Marilyn1962
    Marilyn1962

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    I have done some research on the net and Germany believes it is from a bad root canal. I had a suspicion on the tooth I had done and when I had an x-ray re-done it showed it had calcified in 1 1/2 years. ( The root canal was done by another dentist). So I can either go to en endodontis or have the tooth pulled and get an implant. But I will re post when I do. Basically it's bad bacteria every tooth is connected to other parts of our body as we all know. Just because it’s capped or has a root canal etc. doesn't mean anything. So happy researching. Sophia I hope you are OK. I hope with all this supplement taking everyone is getting enough water. Water is so important.

    • Quandryite
      Quandryite Marilyn1962

      Posted

      The root canal hypothesis is rather broad.  Every tooth is not "connected to other parts of our body."  However, systemic infection that is not addressed, and introduced by bacteria, has many untoward effects.
    • Teacupminpins
      Teacupminpins Marilyn1962

      Posted

      Hi Marilyn,

      Would really like to know how the root canal went or crowns effecting the raynauds. I have hot flashes headache an cold hands and feet. Witch put me in bed on ice my head an rest of body freezing. Thinking of just moving to Hawaii were my quality of life is so much better. I just got 1 st. Root canal but think all these crowns are not good.

      Best health donna

  • tim24983
    tim24983

    Posted

    Hi, I have what must be the worst case known. There is no part of me where the blood flow will not shut off, at temperatures less than 80F (27C). The underlying muscles also lose the blood flow. Even a cold glass of milk will make my mouth numb. I have tried calcium channel blockers, without luck...and clues? Thanks
  • JVA
    JVA

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    Im back with sone good news! After 6 month of trying everything from gingko biloba, fish oil, vitamins, butchers root, garlic, ginger, cayenne pepper, exercise, drinking lots of water, green tea, holding back on caffeine, alcohol and cigarets ec. with allmost no result! i finaly decided to try the calsium blockers, Nifedipine.

    Just one small dose of 30mg every morning takes care of my white numb fingeres and toes. I cant get my hands down this really works for me!! Totally game changeing!!!

    Had some minor headache the first week or so but after that no problems what so ever!

    i really hope this can help others aswell :-)

    regards

    • janette51647
      janette51647 JVA

      Posted

      I'm on nifedipine morning and night and chilled my attacks down still got some attacks happens but not as many I'm on 10mg morning and 10mg night
    • Dels
      Dels janette51647

      Posted

      Hi Jeanette, I took nefedine for 3 months it was great and helped with all my sleepless nights of numb fingers, but then I had a bad side affect my ankles got swollen the pain is horrific and travels to my knees I could hardly walk and am taken off the tablets! Dr said might take 3 weeks or more to get better. I now have no sleep with my severe raynaurds symptoms! But also dealing with bad pain in ankles too!
    • karen5283
      karen5283 JVA

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      I would encourage you to replace Nifedipine with Magnesium, a naturally occurring calcium channel blocker which unlike synthetic calcium blockers (Nifedipine), magnesium enhances the activity of calcium something we all need. 

      I too suffer from Raynaud's and since adding 400mg Magnesium (+) 1,000 mg Calcium taken together, my episodes have been reduced.  Further reduction occurred after adding 940 mg of Butcher's Broom. 

      These along with B12 for RBC (red blood cell) generation and increased oxygen flow, Garlic and Gingko have reduced my flare-ups from multiple times per day to once in a while triggered only by extreme cold situations with a minimal recovery time and no need to submerge my hands in warm water for 15-20 minutes to open blood vessels. 

    • Dels
      Dels karen5283

      Posted

      Thanks for the advice Karen it's appreciated as I do need an alternative to nifedipine and my Drs are useless, they just told me just don't take tablets as I had bad reaction after few months on tablets, but living with numb hands and feet and the being so freezing cold all the time is hard to live with as I have developed pain now too! Will definitely try magnesium. Any help and advice is worth a try!

    • karen5283
      karen5283 Dels

      Edited

      See my reply to JVA ... Magnesium is a naturally occurring calcium channel blocker and will do the same plus a lot more without the bad side effects.  Recommended daily = 400mg

      Several vegetables contain high levels of magnesium, i.e. almonds, artichokes, avocado, bananas, black, navy and white beans, broccoli, chard, soybeans, spinach, squash, and tomatoes. 

  • tim24983
    tim24983

    Posted

    Thanks, however Nifedipine is a calcium channel blocker, I have tried. I am considering an alpha blocker as a second avenue.
  • sophia10
    sophia10

    Posted

    Congratulations JVA. I asked for them but my blood pressure was too low. I think it's higher now so I will try the calcium and then the alpha blocker if no success. I've started wearing thermoskin gloves. They are compression gloves. I can't keep them on for too long because it hurts and my arm hurts but it works really well for indoor use and as liners. They also do ankle foot gauntlets. The root canal theory is very interesting. I had a dodgy dentist who was filling in (no pun) and I ended up losing two teeth. Tim, your case sounds unbearable. I hope alpha blockers work for you.
  • patty_24101
    patty_24101

    Posted

    Can you please tell me what milligrams of each you are taking. Thnak you so much
  • tim24983
    tim24983

    Posted

    Hi, I am trying about 7.5mg 4 times a day as I cannot swallow a pill. Mt throat is only good for about 2mm. >>>I notice no change.
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