Osteitis Deformans

Called hypertrophic osteitis deformans (James Paget, 1877) or Paget's bone disease, this pathology is anatomically characterized by the hypertrophy and curvature of certain skeletal parts while others, neighboring ones, are unaffected. Localized to the skull, it could cause: headache, deafness

The deformities are generally accompanied by pain and osteoarthritis and reflect anarchic osteogenesis.

Nutrition/Living and hypotoxic diet

Juice of young cereal shoots

Oil of halibut liver

Marine plasma from Quinton (Biocean)

Glucosamine sulfate, 500 mg X 3 / day + chondroitin X 3 / day (be careful in case of hypertension)

Supreme Plus Collagen (Medelys), 1 tbsp. to s. before meals

Correct the acid-base imbalance is essential

Eliminate calcium-inhibiting foods, all refined foods, carbonated drinks, coffee, tea, cocoa, alcohol, laxatives, excess psyllium, sugars, excess meat, all acid-forming foods

Baths with marine algae

Intelligent exposure to the sun

Physical exercises adapted to the state and individual constitution

Eliminate cigarettes

Caution to anti-calcium substances such as: the aluminum contained in our immediate environment and our kitchen...