Piet schreef op dinsdag 21 maart 2006, 8:48:


Nog even ter aanvulling: een "strasser" oplossing

In 2004, Dr. Strasser was asked this same question at a seminar. She
related briefly a case of a horse whose coffin bone was shattered
in 11 places. The horse was taken to the hoof clinic, it was
supported homeopathically. No cast was set on him. He was out all
the time on her rubber footing. She said he would not put any weight
on that foot for a week, but he hoppped around with the other horses.
After a while, he'd put just a tiny bit, and progressivelly was
putting more weight on it, more and more. After six months X-rays were
taken again, the foot was healed, the horse was being ridden again.
Dr. Strasser said that only resistance makes bone. That's the reason
that regular exercise mantains bone density. I remembered then the
experiments with astronauts, how in the lack of gravity in their
spaceship experiments, they lost bone density while in the space.
It's the force of the bone mass against the ground (resistance) what
grows, and repairs, bone.

piet
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