Teri,
Nutrition Almanac says "in the healing process, a bridge of tissue
composed largely of protein fibers grows across the ends of the broken
bones. Calcium and phosphorus then deposit among these protein fibers to
form a new bone. The diet must therefore be high in protein and adequate
in calcium and phosphorus. However calcium intake should not be
unusually high..........Vitamin D intake must be adequate because it is
essential for the absorption of calcium and phosphorus. . Potassium is
required for cell formation, vitamin C ........and vitamin A helps to
increase the rate of bone growth............"
HTH,
paula
Teri Johnston wrote:
As I peck left handed at my computer due to a broken wrist I seem to
recall someone has posted about supplements to help with this type of
healing. Any suggestions?
Teri
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