It’s essential that you get these 2 minerals in the right ratios if you want to live a long, healthy, and sexy life
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Matt Cook here, and have you heard of parathyroid hormone?
It’s usually not talked about, but it’s secretly causing 80% of most men’s health and sex problems.
Fortunately, there is an easy way to naturally lower parathyroid levels…
All you have to do is make sure you’re getting enough of these 2 important minerals…
—-Important Message From Dr. Michael Lang—-
With this monkey trick, I found out how to help my patients reverse their erections in just 7 days
I’m Dr. Michael Lang, and the REAL shocking reason that erections problems are ravaging men’s lives is this:
Your brain-to-penis electric wiring is switched OFF.
This electrical malfunction is the ONLY reason that your penis stays flaccid — even when you are intensely turned on visually or physically…
This is why although you may experience a spontaneous, short-lived boner once in a blue moon — it never lasts.
And you become a slave to risky little blue guys if you ever want to have the chance of getting rocky again.
So instead of searching for more worthless, expensive and dangerous treatments…
…I spent the past 7 years devoting my time to figuring out how to get to the ROOT of the problem and bypass this “short circuit” so you can reverse your erections problems for good.
To accomplish this, I left my NYC neuro psychiatric practice to live in a small village in Congo and study the brain activity of Bonobo “24/7 Sex” Monkeys.
This is because bonobos have an extraordinary ability to get erections on-command.
And they can get instant erections — even after having sex for over 13.7 hours a day.
They also share 98% of our DNA which makes them a very, very close relative.
Day after day, I observed the sexual patterns of the bonobo monkeys and carefully studied their brain waves…
…and I discovered that they used a very specific brain pattern to signal to their penis to get rocky.
So I re-simulated this exact same mechanism and developed a complete “boner mind programming system” that men can use tonight for better rockiness
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Check your bottles – are you taking these 2 important minerals?
Calcium is one of the most important minerals in the body.
It’s essential inside and outside the cell.
It also makes up a large proportion of our body’s structure in the form of bones.
Yet many serious human diseases are caused by calcium deposited in the wrong place.
Calciphylaxis is the toxic buildup of calcium in tissues and blood vessels.
It causes accelerated ageing and cardiovascular disease.
Parathyroid hormone is one of the most important factors in regulating calcium.
It’s well-known that you need adequate dietary calcium to optimize your parathyroid hormone levels.
What is less well known is that you also need adequate magnesium.
Magnesium is essential for healthy arteries and to prevent accelerated aging.
The review of human research was carried out at the University of Toronto in Canada.
The results were published in the journal Peritoneal Dialysis International.
The parathyroid gland sits at the base of the throat near the thyroid.
This gland samples the blood for calcium levels.
When blood calcium gets too low, parathyroid hormone is released.
Parathyroid hormone pulls more calcium from the bones.
When parathyroid hormone levels get too high, you end up with too much calcium in the blood.
Too much calcium in the blood leads to calcium being deposited where it should not be — in the arteries causing heart disease — and in other soft tissues causing accelerated ageing.
High levels of parathyroid hormone are very common in people with severe kidney diseases.
“Secondary hyperparathyroidism is present in most patients with end-stage renal disease and has been linked to uremic bone disease, vascular calcification, and mortality.”
Researchers in this field noticed that there seemed to be a relationship between low magnesium levels and cardiovascular disease.
“Current literature suggests an association between hypomagnesemia and cardiovascular disease in the general population.”
They were curious whether low magnesium constant increase in parathyroid hormone — which would lead to calcium deposits in the blood vessels.
“We reviewed all published studies on the relationship between serum magnesium and parathyroid hormone and the relationship between serum magnesium and vascular calcification in dialysis patients.”
(More commonly this is caused by low calcium or high phosphate.)
Most of the studies showed that low magnesium was associated with higher parathyroid hormone levels.
“10 of 12 studies of patients on hemodialysis and 4 of 5 studies of patients on peritoneal dialysis showed a significant inverse relationship between serum magnesium and serum intact parathyroid hormone.”
This means that low magnesium could lead to calcium deposits where they should not be — including those which block the arteries.
The researchers also discovered work showing that patients with low magnesium developed high parathyroid hormone — even though they had enough calcium.
(Calcium normally keeps parathyroid hormone in check.)
“Hyperparathyroidism develops in peritoneal dialysis patients dialyzed with a solution containing normal calcium and low Mg , even though serum calcium is maintained at a normal level.”
A number of studies clearly showed a link between low magnesium and the buildup of calcium in the blood vessels.
“Five studies indicated that there is an inverse relationship between serum magnesium and vascular calcification in these patients.”
The researchers believe that magnesium could be an often overlooked cause of cardiovascular disease — because low magnesium seems to increase parathyroid hormone.
“We believe that the role of magnesium in secondary hyperparathyroidism and vascular calcification merits further investigation.”
There are a lot of different types of supplemental magnesium out there.
The authors of this study pointed to the potential benefits of magnesium carbonate in particular.
This type of magnesium has the added benefit of binding to phosphate.
Phosphate is something which increases parathyroid hormone.
—-Important Message From Matt About Lowering Parathyroid Hormone—-
It can be tricky to keep parathyroid hormone in the right levels.
Certain foods, supplements, and Big Pharma treatments can raise parathyroid.
But I’ve finally cracked the code on how to make it simple to lower parathyroid hormone and keep it low…
All you have to do is use these 2 key nutrients in the right ratio…
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Relationship between serum magnesium, parathyroid hormone, and vascular calcification in patients on dialysis: a literature review.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Relationship+between+serum+magnesium%2C+parathyroid+hormone%2C+and+vascular+calcification+in+patients+on+dialysis%3A+a+literature+review.