Dr. Sircus wrote a book on children’s medical treatment called Humane Pediatrics.

This book is available here:

http://publications.imva.info/index.php/e-books/humane-pediatrics-e-book.html

Take a look at it, the Table of Contents are available at that link and you can even download two free chapters.

There is much on Dr. Sircus’ protocol that helps with allergies and gut issues.

Amelia

For guidance on this problem you will need to consider a consultation with Dr. Sircus. He has many options for clients wishing advice in individual medical problems.

Please see: http://naturalallopathicclinic.com/

Perhaps use of magnesium chloride applied topically and the use of iodine might be of some help to you.

I am currently nursing my third baby and have had reoccuring mastitis with each baby. I take phytolaccadecandra to help move my lymph system and it works pretty well, but I am not sure what the source is. I also take magnesium citrate, bromelain, and lecithin, but I can still have bouts of mastitis even with all these supplements. Do you have any recommendations? My mom and my sisters have also had issues with mastitis and plugged milk ducts. Would there be something that would be safe during nursing and what would the dosage be? Your insights would be greatly appreciated!!

Thank you,

Amelia

I just left the site. Very informative and certainly an alternative idea.

Have you seen the essay by Dr. Sircus on combining oral and transdermal magnesium chloride?

http://magnesiumforlife.com/transdermal-magnesium/combining-oral-with-transdermal/

I think this will answer a lot of your questions about finding a pure form of magnesium chloride for oral use.

I want the tablet for convenience. I can’t stand oily substances (or those that feel oily) all over my body. I use the oil on my arms and legs, but that’s about as far as I can go with it.

I wanted to continue with a dual approach, both oral and transdermal,but I also wanted to switch to an unadulterated mag chloride tab, but that doesn’t seem to exist.

Thanks for the response.

What is your insistence on taking a “tablet” or pill form of mangesium chloride? We have shown over and over again why we at IMVA believe that transdermal magnesium chloride is a far more effective way of bringing up magnesium levels than any oral product now available. There may be a few good ones out there but magnesium oil works beautifully.

Please take some time and thoroughly read all the information on the magnesium for life website : http://magnesiumforlife.com/

and read the book on Transdermal Magnesium Therapy: http://blog.imva.info/medicine/transdermal-magnesium-therapy-2

One doctor we knew of figured out that with oral tablets of varying types of magnesium he had to take about 20 magnesium pills/day to keep his magnesium levels within normal range. This is unnecessary, though he had a magnesium wasting disease and didn’t know about magnesium oil.

We are not aware of any oral tablet of magnesium chloride that does not contain fillers. Perhaps some ionic mag liquids would be more agreeable to you….but even then , they have to go through the digestive tract which is the main cause of problems in magnesium absorption. Magnesium oil by-passes the digestive tract altogether and gets into the bloodstream to then get to whereever in the body it is most needed.

Sorry to not be more specific in answering your questions. Perhaps you should seek a consultation with Dr. Sircus for more guidance. Using Transdermal Magnesium Oil is a much simpler solution to all your concerns.

http://naturalallopathicclinic.com/

Is there an oral (tablet) Mag chloride option that contains absolutely no fillers of any kind? Someone else asked, but I didn’t see an answer. I’m already using the mag oil (made from the crystals and warm water) from Ancient Minerals as a spray.

I’ve been taking MagTab SR (non-coated) for about a week now, 2 tabs every twelve hours and having no problems with it except the expense.

Mag-Tab SR contains 84 mg of elemental magnesium L-lactate dihydrate. Four daily gives me 336 mg of elemental magnesium which is pretty good, I guess. I can use as many as six tabs a day, 3 at the time, 12 hours apart, because of the sustained release, but I’m going slowly with it. No loose stools so far.

There’s a liquid Mag chloride with no fillers, but I don’t think I can drink it. Some say there’s no taste. Some say it’s awful. I hate to risk the money and have to ask for a refund.

I’m looking for mag chloride in a tablet form thinking it might be more bioavailable than the lactate form, but can’t find it anywhere without extra stuff that I don’t want, often including more calcium than magnesium.

I’m also confused about the elemental magnesium content. I did find a bottle of Alta mag chloride tablets with a 100 tablet count, but it’s 518 mg of magnesium chloride but only 62.5 mg of elemental mag. I don’t understand the breakdown. What would I actually be getting here?

Generally there is less bowel stimulation with magnesium chloride used orally, but it is worth a try. Good luck and thanks for sharing.

Some formulations of magnesium, like the hydroxide (Milk of Magnesia) draws water out of the body into the bowel which makes for easier elimination.