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why bumps hurt longer than usual?

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  1. For about the last 18 months or so, I've noticed that whenever I bump a
    boney part of my body (e.g., shin, knuckles of my hand) that the pain is
    more intense than I remember in the past and the hurting lasts longer than I
    expect (for several weeks to over a month). For example, I bumped the
    knuckle of my thumb on my right hand several times (not real hard) while
    cleaning the fiberglass tub in my apartment. This knuckle has been hurting
    on and off for over a month now. What would this be a sign of -
    Osteoporosis or Arthritis or ...? I've been taking a Calcium supplement and
    Glucosamine Sulfate with MSM but don't notice a difference (however, I
    haven't been taking 3 per day as recommended). I've been mostly a vegan for
    the last 8-10 years. I don't know if that has anything to do with it.
    About 3-4 years ago, a bone density test revealed that I was about 18% below
    average for my age (50 at the time).

    Other health problems that I am experiencing are:
    passing a lot of gas
    frozen shoulder (about 2 years ago)
    tennis elbow injury (about 3-4 years ago)
    poor memory
    acute laborinthitis (dizziness and lack of balance about 2 years ago)

    Are these problems related to a particular nutritional deficiency? Any
    advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

    P.S. I do exercise (jog + upper body exercise) several times a week.

  2. Mark Huebner said:

    I've been mostly a vegan for the last 8-10 years.
    I don't know if that has anything to do with it.

    Are these problems related to a particular nutritional deficiency?
    Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

    If there was a relation to being a vegan, it would
    most likely be vitamin B-12 deficiency. If left
    untreated until it was very severe, it could manifest
    as neurological problems such as peripheral
    neuropathy (numbness or pain, typically in the
    hands and/or feet and progressing toward the
    trunk). Long before then, there will be changes
    in your blood workup.

    If this is what you got, you need to get it treated
    as soon as possible. Some of the damage may
    be permanent. A single B-12 shot can fix you
    up for several years. (The excess is stored in
    the liver.)

    Although normal dietary sources of B-12 are
    not vegan (meat, eggs, cheese), the B-12 in
    commercial supplements is made by bacteria.

  3. manganese for the menieres disease symptoms (takes about 3-4 months) ,
    dizziness and memory and ear noises.
    magnesium for the bone spur and tendonitis, bursitus problems
    digestive enzymese each morning for the gas and to get your digestion
    working again.

    possibly get off the calcium...it is damaging humans on this planet from all
    the hype.

    "Mark Huebner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    For about the last 18 months or so, I've noticed that whenever I bump a
    boney part of my body (e.g., shin, knuckles of my hand) that the pain is
    more intense than I remember in the past and the hurting lasts longer than


    I

    Quoted message said:

    expect (for several weeks to over a month). For example, I bumped the
    knuckle of my thumb on my right hand several times (not real hard) while
    cleaning the fiberglass tub in my apartment. This knuckle has been


    hurting

    Quoted message said:

    on and off for over a month now. What would this be a sign of -
    Osteoporosis or Arthritis or ...? I've been taking a Calcium supplement


    and

    Quoted message said:

    Glucosamine Sulfate with MSM but don't notice a difference (however, I
    haven't been taking 3 per day as recommended). I've been mostly a vegan


    for

    Quoted message said:

    the last 8-10 years. I don't know if that has anything to do with it.
    About 3-4 years ago, a bone density test revealed that I was about 18%


    below

    Quoted message said:

    average for my age (50 at the time).

    Other health problems that I am experiencing are:
    passing a lot of gas
    frozen shoulder (about 2 years ago)
    tennis elbow injury (about 3-4 years ago)
    poor memory
    acute laborinthitis (dizziness and lack of balance about 2 years ago)

    Are these problems related to a particular nutritional deficiency? Any
    advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

    P.S. I do exercise (jog + upper body exercise) several times a week.

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