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Calling shotgun / hyperviscosity causes inflammation

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  1. Since someone ran with the 'iron' and osteoporosis .. on me .. best to
    place this .. hedge ..

    What do you think ..

    Had a nice chat with and presented this fella with the vitamin D
    information ..

    See the date of his .. submission .. ?

    Biometals. 2006 Apr 29; [Epub ahead of print] Related Articles, Links

    Iron loading: a risk factor for osteoporosis.

    Weinberg ED.

    Department of Biology and Program in Medical Sciences, Indiana
    University, Bloomington, IN, 47405, USA, [email hidden].

    Iron loaded persons are at increased risk for infection, neoplasia,
    arthropathy, cardiomyopathy and an array of endocrine and
    neurodegenerative diseases. This report summarizes evidence of
    increased risk of iron loading for osteoporosis. Iron suppresses bone
    remodeling apparently by decreasing osteoblast formation and new bone
    synthesis. Low molecular mass iron chelators as well as a natural
    protein iron chelator, lactoferrin, may be useful in prevention of
    osteoporosis.

    PMID: 16648989 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]

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  2. "See the date of his .. submission .. ?"

    Yes, a look at the full article, always a good idea, shows it a routine
    review of literature type article with the first date used of 1984. The
    article mentions the many reasons iron overload may occur. Too bad
    copyright prevents posting the full article, it would be a case of "read
    it and weep" for claimants to any exclusive insight and to any claiming
    black and white answers to complex questions.

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