Magnesium chloride absorbs water out of the air and "melts." It is best to mix it with water and take it that way.
Dan On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 8:50 PM, leslie <[email protected]> wrote: > I am looking for a good type magnesium to take. What is this you took? > Anyone with ideas. I have a magnesium chloride but think it is achemical as > it is melting and I have muscle spasms with it. > Leslie > > ----- Original Message ----- > *From:* ransley <[email protected]> > *To:* [email protected] > *Sent:* Monday, December 22, 2008 6:33 PM > *Subject:* RE: CS>Removing biofilm / MMS dangers > > Nenah- > > Early in my alternative turn I took H2O2 orally. It was burning (literally) > infections out of me right and left, then one day it made me so sick I > thought I would have to go to the ER. Never did that one again either. > > I do agree that small amounts of MMS will probably be OK. Nevertheless, it > is not a healing agent and I have since found things that are, as I listed > before. I just think we'll all be better off to urge people to use things > that deal with infections without killing the host. Because of my > experience, which brought me once again to the edge of the ER several times, > I cannot in good conscience recommend MMS anymore. > > > It is difficult to convey in words just how bad my problems were after > taking MMS. At the time I said very little about it on any groups because I > didn't want to worry my e-friends and I sure didn't want to get in any > go-see-a-doctor arguments. I was scared! I couldn't walk 100' without > stopping to rest and recover from the pain in my chest and arms. > > CoQ10 has most definitely been instrumental in my recovery. The plain bald > fact is that I think it probably saved my life one day when my heart was > very near stopping. Hawthorn has been a bit problematic for me. I have taken > Hawthorn berry supplements with no discernible effect. I have soaked > dried hawthorn berries in alcohol and eaten a couple of pounds of them with > no real discernible effect. However I did have a very discernible effect > from taking "Cardi-Plant Pro" which is a standardized hawthorn supplement > made from the leaves and bark, not the berries. I think the makers of that > product must know something the rest of us don't and I intend to get more of > it. > > I've tried dozens of alternative substances to feed and nourish the heart. > Cayenne kept me going but the effects are temporary. I disagree with > Schulze's premise that cayenne can cure congestive heart disease, yet I > still take it nearly every day. Strauss drops are heavy on the hot stuff but > they have other things in there and I do intend to get some sometime. > > My latest victory with my heart comes from homemade Magnesium Bicarbonate > Water and increased iodine; I am now taking orally both Magnascent and > Lugol's and the results of all three of these things has been tremendous. I > may not get to say much more about this for another week with all we have to > do with family right now, but when I do get ready to write it up I'll post > it here as well as some other groups. > > Daddybob > > ------------------------------ > *From:* Nenah Sylver [mailto:[email protected]] > *Sent:* Monday, December 22, 2008 4:23 PM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* RE: CS>Removing biofilm / MMS dangers > > Daddybob, > > Thank you again for sharing with us your unfortunate experience with MMS. > The damage to your blood vessels reminds me of similar effects in people who > receive hydrogen peroxide IVs. Such IVs must be done with great care, and by > an experienced physician, as H2O2 can cause similar damage. Now I understand > why, as they apparently are similar compounds. > > > > That said, small amounts of MMS may be okay for selected folks—indeed, I've > heard glowing testimonials from some users—but obviously, it's not a "magic > bullet" or a "cure-all." > > > > Two very healing nutrients for the circulatory system and heart are Co > Enzyme Q10 and Hawthorne Berries. Some people have had very good results > with Strauss Heart Drops; you can Google it. > > > > Blessings to you, > > Nenah > > > > > > >
