Comments on: Magnesium Chloride Vs Magnesium Sulfate

By: Claudia French - IMVA Staff

Claudia French - IMVA Staff — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 04:31:00 +0000

Hi Chrissy,

Perhaps thiosulfate would help but have you considered iodine?

Based on a controlled clinical trial with 1,365 women, 4mg daily of molecular iodine quickly “resolves” fibrocystic breast disease – it makes breast lumps and cysts disappear usually within only two months for most women. Iodine can similarly reduce uterine fibroids and one of the first conventional medical treatments for severe fibroids was to paint the uterus with iodine.” http://www.florahealth.com/flora/home/canada/healthinformation/encyclopedias/Iodine.asp

Get some magnesium oil and put it all over your body.

By: Chrissy

Chrissy — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 18:50:36 +0000

I am taking magnesium citrate orally 2 (140 mg) caps a day to help decalcify my uterine fibroids. After reading about magnesium not being absorbed efficiently when taken orally do you recommend magnesium chloride oil being rubbed on the stomach for transdermal absorption to help decalcify the fibroids? I am taking proteolytic enzymes to dissolve the fibrin but if the fibroids are calcified it is very difficult for the enzymes to do their work. Any recommendations or tips for calcified Uterine Fibroids would be much appreciated.
Thank you,
Chrissy

By: Claudia French - IMVA Staff

Claudia French - IMVA Staff — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 15:33:54 +0000

Joshua,

dilute it by half with spring water, rinse it off after twenty minutes, or use in in a bath where it will not irritate your skin.

By: Joshua

Joshua — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 15:24:42 +0000

This stuff gives me intense itches and i cannot bear it so i gave my bottles of transder mal Mg to a friend. Is there a way to calm the itching?

By: Claudia French - IMVA Staff

Claudia French - IMVA Staff — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 15:30:46 +0000

Leslie,

The magnesium won’t dry out your skin any further, though some people will notice a residue after drying and think this is so. If you have dry skin the magnesium will still be absorbed. Put on a good moisturising lotion after rinsing it off.

By: skye. Leslie

skye. Leslie — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 01:41:02 +0000

hi
if my skin is really really dry will it still absorb the magnesium oil. Can the magnesium oil suck water out of your system making a magnesium deficiency worse as it is a salt?

By: skye. Leslie

skye. Leslie — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 12:09:10 +0000

ok. Well thankyou for all of your advice. I have sent an email to imvasupport to organise a interveiw with dr sircus. Thanku x

By: Claudia French - IMVA Staff

Claudia French - IMVA Staff — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 14:33:43 +0000

Hi Leslie,

For some people it takes up to 3 months to replenish the body tissues of magnesium when using the magnesium oil. If you are getting such burning of the skin why not switch to taking magnesium baths? Its much less irritating and you don’t need to be itching as you describe. Foot baths are also an alternative solution, as is diluting the mag oil by half with pure water. When using the oil on your skin, rinse it all off after 20-30 minutes. And use a good aloe vera or coconut oil on your skin.

It sounds like a consultation with Dr. Sircus is needed. He can do an email consultation with you though he prefers to do a phone consultation via skype which involves a free phone call for both parties. You can choose either a brief consultation or a more long-term working relationship.

Yes, if you had a magnesium wasting disease it is doubtful your serum magnesium level would be showing in the normal range. Since you are getting IV magnesium there is really no need to increase your oral intake to the extent you are describing with pills, mag water, and adding oil to the water too. A low potassium could be caused by other things and could cause other problems too.

By: skye. Leslie

skye. Leslie — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 13:04:31 +0000

Hi
i dont think i have mag wasting disease cause i have had 2 blood tests for magnesium while i have had low potassium and one test came back at 80 mmol/ L and another came back at 100.1 mmolL i think the range is .70 upto 100. The test that came back at 100 was done 30 mins after putting magnesium oil on my body and i think it could have bunged up the test cause the other test that came back at 80 was done only 2 weeks prior to the 100 test.. But at least i know the oil is absorbing. I know that the blood tests are no good for mag but if i had the wasting disease wouldnt it be showing low levels on the test? I am asthmatic and have overused my ventolin for years and then the 3 pregnancies and bad diet and then being put on anti depressants after my last baby cause docs couldnt figur out what was wrong which was a mag def and then withdrawing from anti depressants i think all of this has led to my deficiency of mag. I am drinking the unique water also which has 125mg of magnesium per L. If i were to spray the mag oil into bottle to increase my intake would it effect the bicarbonate in the bottle? Drinking the 1.5 L bottles. Also being as deficient in mag could that be why i dont feel any effect from the oil when i use it. I did notice a mild difference first time i used it but was very mild. I am very snsitive to the oil and get red itching rashy and sometimes bleeding skin when i use it and also burns the crap out of me. Would that effect absorbtion. I think im so sensitive cause im so deficient. I also live in Australia and would dr sircus be able to talk with me via email. Yeah im rambeling a bit. just at my wits end with all the nasty deficiency symptoms. Thanx for any replies. Skye leslie.

By: Claudia French - IMVA Staff

Claudia French - IMVA Staff — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 12:46:49 +0000

Dear Leslie,

Sounds like whatever is going on is interfering with your body’s ability to utilize magnesium. IV administration of magnesium is the best it can get to increase levels. Transdermal magnesium is a close second. Any magnesium taken orally can cause loose stools , even Ancient Minerals. Getting lmagoose stools from oral magnesium products won’t necessarily decrease the effect of transdermal magnesium if used together.

Its possible you are suffering from a condition that is different from a nutritional deficiency – one of the magnesium wasting diseases where even though enough magnesium is taken in, some problem is causing the body to not utilize it properly.

You can use Ancient Minerals to help decrease the digestive issues and complement the IV magnesium, but don’t stop your current oral meds without consuting your own doctor. You can also get a private consultation with Dr. Sircus if you want. Write to : imvasupport@gmail.com to arrange that.