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Can iron in bed frames or metal in pocket coils be absorbed by our bodies to worsen osteoporosis/arthritis?


Can iron in bed frames or metal in pocket coils be absorbed by our bodies to worsen osteoporosis/arthritis?

Yes.

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Presumeably you are lying on a mattress of normal thickness? and even if you weren't you would not absorb the metal from the frame nor the coils. Try reading about diets for arthritics, and taking l,250mg of calcium. It really should help, you should see a difference after two months of the diet.
No, this doesn't happen.
Nurse
impossible.............no........
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