Use of any oral magnesium product will only take longer to get her magnesium levels up. Transdermally used magnesium chloride is a better option and perhaps the gel offered by LL’s Magnetic Clay would be more suitable for her. I suggest you contact them to find the most acceptable product as they have a number of types: bath salts, the oil, gels and lotions.

http://www.magneticclay.com/contactus.php

See the application guide.

Whatever you can do to get her to drink more water will no doubt help a lot. being chronically dehydrated is not good.

Magnesium oil will not only help with the pain associated with pancreatic cancer, it may help with the cancer itself.

Magnesium oil should not cause diarrhea if used on the skin or in baths. If yu drink it, like any orally ingested magnesium, it could cause diarrhea depending on how much you ingest.

While it is possible that Vitamin D will diminish the stores of magnesium in magnesium deficient people, it is easy to get your magnesium stores back up with transdermal Magnesium Oil…..keep in mind that no matter what anyone says, the gut often prevents adequate absorption of magnesium so it is a limiting factor in how long it will take to get levels up.

With magnesium oil it will take from 1-4 months to get levels back to normal….while with oral magnesium preps it can take up to a year to do this. Its a big difference.

Be careful who you listen to, as there are many out there promoting various products just to make some money.

I would like to know your thoughts on Enteric Coated Magnesium Chloride pills? Obviously I’m trying to get her levels up. Her kidneys are good according to lab tests. I fear she is dehydrated as well bc she simply will not drink enough water, barely a glass a day…it frustrates me. She lives on her own and 2 hours from me so I’m limited in what I can oversee.

Magnesium can absolutely be applied to someone with multiple sclerosis. Dr. Sircus wrote an essay on how it will help, along with other things on his protocol.

See: http://blog.imva.info/medicine/multiple-sclerosis

I should like to ask whether Magnesium Oil
can be applied to patients suffering from
Multiple Sclerosis ?

Thanks for your help

If I am low on Mg now, am I right to understand about a month of magnesium oil treatment should help replenish my stores? Also, I am not sure how to determine when my body is ‘replenished’. Will I have a symptom like diaherra or something else to help gauge by?

http://www.naturalnews.com/029195_magnesium_vitamin_D.html

Thanks,

Garry

Taking vitamin D can raise the level of magnesium in people who have low magnesium and low vitamin D levels. In people with normal magnesium levels, this doesn’t seem to happen according to NIH : http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/929.html

So it seems from this that if you are deficient in magnesium to begin with, taking Vitamin D will help to raise magnesium levels.

Thanks for your information! We’ll take a look at this and the sites you recommended. But seems prudent to supplement with magnesium when trying to get Vitamin D levels up at all times. Dr. Sircus feels everyone should be supplementing with magnesium as the RDAs are too low for our needs as they stand now.

All sprayers and sprayer bottles are different with different sized sprayer holes. The best way to check is to spray into a small measuring cup and count the sprays that will fill the cup to the one ounce mark.

Thanks again for the resources. I will suggest Dr. Sircus write about this in an upcoming essay so everyone will be aware.