Did you know that chronic kidney disease often leads to bone disorders and hardening of the arteries? It's true. One characteristic of kidney disease is the accumulation of calcium and phosphorus. And too much calcium can make your bones more dense, but brittle. And it can calcify your arteries. So how can you reduce the calcium and keep your bones strong?

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If you're already taking Advanced Joint Support, you've probably already experienced significant relief from your pain. I know I have. I had three knee surgeries back in 1995 to repair the damage from a basketball injury. A couple years ago, it started to make a loud banging noise when I would walk. And, boy, did it hurt. Then I started taking Advanced Joint Support, the banging stopped and the pain went away. I was really impressed.

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On Saturday, I showed you how Pycnogenol, a supplement made from the bark of a specific pine tree, can help heal Crohn's disease. Today, I'd like to show you how Pycnogenol can help improve your vision, especially if you're diabetic. Traditional medicine has used pine bark for over 2,000 years. When French explorer Jacques Cartier and his crew arrived in Canada in 1534, many of them suffered from scurvy. Local natives prepared teas and other concoctions using pine needles and tree bark to relieve the scurvy, improve wound healing, and various other ailments. During times of famine, they also used pine bark as emergency food and added it to flour for baking bread.

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If you do an internet search on the words "can tree bark cure Crohn's disease," you'll find a news report about a woman in the United Kingdom. She says she cured her Crohn's disease by eating tree bark.

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In recent issues, I've shown you how poor digestion and severe digestive disorders can cause heart problems, breast cancer, and now researchers are finding that they can cause bone loss. The discovery came when researchers looked at the bone health of a group of people who have Crohn's disease. Why Crohn's disease?

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