Leg Pain In Children

Leg Pain In Children

It is commonly accepted
as normal(!) in children to
have pain in the shins or
calves of the leg. They may
even be called “growing
pains.” Children may cry
with the pain and never tell
anyone the reason for
crying. It happens mostly
after napping. This may be
caused by cramping of the
leg or spasms of the blood
vessels. Lead toxicity is a
common cause of both. Test
for the presence of both
lead and cadmium in the tap
water. Only your own
electronic tests are helpful.
Water department tests are
much too crude.
If either poison is

found, test the water supply from each faucet in the house, in the
morning, before it has been run. Find the offending sources,
change the water pipes to polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
Also search for thallium or mercury in the child’s saliva. If it
is there, remove all dental metal. Stop using all commercial
disposable diapers, dental floss, cotton swabs and bandages;
they are polluted with mercury and thallium probably from
manufacturing them in foreign countries where it is legal to
sterilize with mercuric chloride. Test again, several times, after
plumbing or dental work has been completed. To relieve pain:
• immerse legs in warm water
• massage legs gently
• give 25-50 mg niacin, not time-release, to dilate blood
vessels.