What mineral or substance removes calcium from arteries and puts it back in bones.?
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You're thinking cholesterol from arteries.
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The current way would be ion chromatography.  There are older less reliable methods.  You test for the calcium separate form the anions.  The calcium can also be donw by ICP or AA.
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The best mineral for a healthy heart is magnesium - it is given to heart attack patients and improves their survival rate several times over.  Magnesium helps keep the "electrical impulses" in your body in good shape - it keeps your muscles from twitching and that includes your heart muscle.  (meaning palpitations)\n\nGood for your heart, though not a vitamin/mineral is omega 3 fatty acids - what's found in canola oil (and flaxseed oil).  \n\nVitamin D - the kind you get from sitting in the sun (the supplemental kind you have to convert to active vitamin D inside your body) - it keeps your system calm and your heart relaxed.
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Calcium is the main ingredient in bones. Bones are the frame work or "steel Support" of the body. Muscle are attached to the bones, yes they do the lifting and pulling part  but they need a good achor and lever system. It does no good to have a strong muscle if the the item it is attached to will snap.
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yes,\nhypercalcemia could develop\nexcessive calcification or the bones and some tissues, and too much calcium can interfere with the functioning of the nerve system and muscles, and blood doesn't coagulate, so scratch or cut will take longer to stop bleeding.  \n\nAlso, excess calcium interferes with body's absorption of zinc, and you need zinc for skin and brain functions among others.\n\nSince only 20% to 30% gets absorbed, the recommended amount is 800 mg per day to maintain an optimum level in a balanced diet,  and 1200 during pregnancy.
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Calcium is scientifically documented to reduce the absorption of lead.  Milk is a good source of calcium.  Apparently, the lead and calcium 'compete' with each other for absorption in the intestines.\n\nThe following quotes are from the medical textbook: "Advanced Nutrition and Human Metabolism, 4th edition, by Gropper, et.at., 2005, p.389\n\n"Lead absorption is inversely related  to dietary calcium intake."  (This means the higher the calcium intake the lower is the lead absorption.)\n\n"Poor dietary calcium intake also is associated  with lead accumulation in blood and organs."\n\nThe authors list two medical journal references to support these statements:\n\n1) Barton J, Conrad M, Harrison L, Nuby S.  Effects of calcium on the absorption and retention of lead.  J Lab Clin Med 1978;91:366-76\n\n\n2) Bogden J, Gertner S, Christakos S.  Dietary calcium modifies concentrations of lead and other metals and renal calbindin in rats. Can J Nutr 1992;122:1351-60\n\nHope you find this helpful.
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Acetic acid is in about a 4-5% concentration in vinegar. It dissolves out the calcium in the bone, leaving the collagen and thus making it soft.
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Minerals are generally metallic ions (such as calcium and sodium) that the body needs to maintain its nervous, cardiovascular, or other systems.  A vitamin is an organic (carbon containing) compound that is usually much more structurally complex than a mineral, but serves much the same purpose.
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proteins and calcium carbonate.
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Calcium chloride (CaCl2) I think.
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It is my guess that Calcium Fluoride is missing, which helps blood circulation in tiny blood vessels. It is a homeopathic remedy from the health food store. \n\nYou may want to use 1/2 ounce of purified water in a dropper bottle, place two pills in it, shake. Take 1-2 drops under your tongue every 10-20 minutes, later less and less often. It may take a longer time to see results, for Calcium Fluoride is needed all over the body and may be replaced somewhere else first (bones, teeth, ligaments).\n\nYou may also try a daily bath for your hand(s) in warm water with some cayenne in it. Caution, do not get it in your eyes, it burns! Don't rub your eyes with your bathed hand! Eating a bit of cayenne on food may help, or using Dinshah Color MedicineTM, color Scarlet. You may also try Vitamin B3.\nEnough fire to color your finger!\nCordially India.Magica
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Calcium or "Ca" is an element of the periodic table. Calcium is to help make you bones stronger, teeth, Calcium can be found in milk, or other dairy products in the market.
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My guess is your body doesn't metabolize calcium. Ask your doctor if he thinks drinking LOTS of water will help.
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The thyroid gland is the organ  responsible for  calcitonin, Calcitonin is a hormone produced by the thyroid gland that decreases the raabsorption of calcium and phosphate from the bones to the blood, lowering the blood levels of these minerals. This function of calcitonin helps maintain normal blood levels of calcium and phosphate.
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vitamin D sunlight\nSOme forms of calcium are easier to absorb than others.  A good source is to cook a turky carcass in a pot, add five tablespoons vinegar and it pulls the calcium out of the bones.\nMany times the pills are either hard to digest or are not as good as getting it from several sources, like green leafies, and so on.  Lots of high fat foods that contain calcium are not wise.  TOo much info?
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Ossification is the process of bone formation, in which connective tissues, such as cartilage are turned to bone or bone-like tissue. The ossified tissue is invaginated with blood vessels. These blood vessels bring minerals like calcium and deposit it in the ossifying tissue. It is thought that this process led to bone as a structural element in vertebrates. Minerals were deposited in cartilage, which was used for storage. Bone was thus an exaptation from the ossified cartilage
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Vitamin D helps bones absorb Calcium, which makes them stronger.