Re: [IP] Too much phosphorous?
> Phosphorous is an essential nutrient--the hard structure
> of our bones is calcium phosphate. I think it is the ratio
> to calcium that must be considered.
Thank you for the information but it does not address the *effects* on
one who has too much phosphorous. I am on dialysis and don't pee out the
toxins. Therefore, I take a phosphorous binder to handle this. I still
am having too much in my system lately and wonder what the effects or
symptoms of too much are. What is happening to me that I can blame on
the phos?
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