Retrocalcaneal Bursitis and Oxalate Dumping
Sure seems to me that my left leg pains are indeed Retrocalcaneal bursitis, and are indeed related to oxalate dumping.
Tonight when I went to work, I saturated the area of my left sock surrounding the base of my Achilles tendon with Magnesium oil. That allowed me to bathe that area in trans-dermal Magnesium for hours while I worked. I experienced NO aches and pains from my inflamed bursa!
Base of my Achilles tendon felt sore, kinda like I had rubbed my heel raw and a burst blister was rubbing on my sock.
When I got back home, the base of my Achilles tendon had no abrasions from dried Magnesium irritations. Foot felt fine when I took my Epsom Salt bath.
Absolutely no stabbing pains while at work. I had not expected this rapid a healing. Which re-emphasizes how useful trans-dermal Magnesium is for oxalates dumping from bursa. Which makes me wonder how many people with bursitis problems are experiencing oxalate dumps, but do not know it.
When I go to bed tonight, I shall put on one sock which has the heel area saturated with Magnesium oil. I intend to keep the area saturated in trans-dermal Magnesium for the next few days.
I love being my own lab rat! Had I gone to a doctor, I would have been prescribed drugs, and the Doc would have no clue about oxalate dumping. I saved money & time, and I actually learned more about the quirkinesses of my body.