We are in need of funding for research in the following areas:
1) Cancer
2) Heart Disease
3) Diabetes
4) Bone regeneration
5) Weight loss and weight gain
Please read the following email testimony from a patient who is having bone regeneration using the pH Miracle pHour salts.
I am seeking your help in any way to help us raise funds.
Please keep in mind that we have a non-profit organization called, The Innerlight Foundation, that contributors can make tax-deductible contributions.
Thanking you in advanced,
Dr. Robert O. Young
From: cstrainrn@aol.com
Date: August 21, 2013, 10:04:12 AM PDT
To: Dawn.kali@pHmiracle.com
Subject: thankyou & more..
I am so happy that you sent Dr. Young my note. My hope is that he will have interest in the fact that pHour salts seems to help heal tissue in osteonecrosis when not much of anything has been found to do this.
Hundreds of us who have this problem are looking for help. This is due to taking bisphosphonate drugs (fosamax), which is supposed to regenerate bone loss due to chemo or /and osteoporosis, but years later, still in the body, starts to do the opposite and kill bone & tissue (osteonecrosis). In many, it also effects large bones--hips mostly.
The dentist who was recommended to me at Duke University is David Powers, MD, DDS and he printed and gave to me the AAOMS (Amc.Asoc. of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons) Position Paper on Bisphosphonate Related Osteonecrosis of Jaw. This 20 page paper gives a full report on this unsolved problem, stages, currant treatment and sites available research funding at NIH and overtly states that they are not sure how to treat this condition!
Since I presented to Dr. Powers with a small layer of new skin growing over my exposed bone, all infection/redness gone, he seemed interested to see how this would progress. So am I! I sincerely hope that since I put Dr. Young's foot in the door at Duke University and the osteonecrosis problem, that he will look into this and continue to help.
U can print for him the AAOMS position paper on bisphosphonate osteonecrosis of Jaw, 2009 by going to that website. This is the most recent info for treatment options.
At the moment, Dr. Young is a light at the end of a dark tunnel!-----a definite maybe! Please encourage him to get involved.
Sincerely
Coleen Strain
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