If you know your mother already has malabsorption problems, taking pills would be problematic since you can just about bet she is not absorbing any supplements to the extent needed. We believe that magnesium oil will provide much greater impact as it will get into the bloodstream without going through the gut where malabsorption often occurs.

Use the Ancient Minerals Magnesium oil or lotion or bath flakes on her skin instead.

Mum has ‘Malabsorption?’ already. I suppose this may be just another example of that. What is the best way to supplement? The tablets?

Thank you so much for your response.

Angela

She may have a magnesium wasting disease which is different from a simple magnesium deficiency. In one of the magnesium wasting diseases the body takes in enough magnesium from dietand supplements but this does not get absorbed properly and is instead excreted in the urine. There can be many causes of this and if they identify the cause, additional magnesium will be needed by her just in order to keep magnesium levels as close to normal as possible.

In general Dr. Sircus recommends that each additive be used separately from another….this helps in determining if some kind of reaction occurs, exactly what is causing it.

He does not recommend crushing a capsule or tablet and adding it to water, he prefers that everyone use magnesium oil or some other ionic liquid form of magnesium.

If you are going to take an oral tableted form of magnesium be sure to stay away from magnesium oxide as this is the most poorly absorbed form of magnesium and this is why such high doses of it are needed.

I don’t know if using the mag/bicarb water will work when making colloidal silver….hopefully someone else can answer this for you. If not then I guess I would stay safe and just use the distilled water for making colloidal silver.

The essay you are referring to with the amounts of magnesium and sodium bicarbonate to use in distilled water is The Ultimate Mitochondrial Coctail and its available at:
http://magnesiumforlife.com/medical-application/the-ultimate-mitochondrial-cocktail/

I have been looking all over for the specifics ( amounts per gallon ) on treating Distilled water ( Magnesium and Bicarbonate ). I read it in one of the Newsletters, but cannot locate the information. I want to keep my water-cooler Distilled drinking water in the correct balance.

I have a few questions:

1) Magnesium oil vs. a powdered magnesium ( from capsules )added to the water?

2) If not using Magnesium oil, which type of magnesium would be best?

3) I make my own Colloidal Silver. Would the magnesium/bi-carb treated Distilled water be ok to use, or would it be better to stay with the out-of-the-gallon Distilled?

Thanks,
Deborah

My mother has low magnesium levels (now 5) yes just 5. She has been taking magnesium supplements for months and months now but the levels are just dropping further.

She is currently hospitalised for this at the moment, but not improving – she is suffering all the heart issues etc.

Any advice? Would love anything

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For those of us who take no prescriptions medications do not have to worry about those interactions; however, it would also be wise to carefully research which herbals, they may be taking as well, just to be on the safe side.

I wish everyone could wean themselves off all, or most, prescription medications too.

My only concern about grapefruit juice is that it definitely DOES affect some medications that people miight be taking too, causing toxicities that have been reported to have lead to fatalities…….especially with some on cardiac (blood pressure) medicines. I wish none of our readers would be on pharmaceuticals, but some are….so caution with grapefruit juice is necessary.