Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

Thanks for your replies, Tricia.  What do you mean "under control".  My doctor's main concern is a blood clot so I am on Omega 3 high doses to keep my blood thin.  I can only take tocotrienols... no tocopherols for me.  I take A, Bs and niacin and CoQ10 which helps a lot.  But I still have a

Re: CS>BCC - Basal Cell Carcinoma

Hi there Sandee, I'm not necessarily replying to your post, I'm only putting this in your reply so I don't just make another thread and clutter up the List threads. The skin graft, which the meat patch was cut out from just under the clavicle, came open yesterday (surprise, surprise rolling

CS>Magnesium

Thanks, Tricia, for your tips for which magnesium brand you take. I'll have to try it. :D BTW, due to Hashimoto's, I get a lot of heart palpitations and that is always a sign of magnesium deficiency. I know sometimes it takes as long as 3 months for the nutrient to reach deep into our organs.

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

Thanks, Nenah, for your how-to make magnesium oil. Are you saying there is no need to add oil to it? Never knew about Spectro-Chrome color therapy...will check into this. Weird, because my intuition lately has been craving for colors. Even like, especially colorful foods. With appreciation,

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

I just started taking liquid "Good State Ionic Magnesium 200 . each l/2 cap is 200 mg.. I take full cap morning and night seems to have stopped my early morning heart flutters. Nothing in it .. just magnesium, fulvic acid, reverse osmosis water and sorbic acid. I was also getting leg

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

Hi, It seems this thread has been co-opted by magnesium.  I really need help with the Afib and SIBO.If you take over a thread please retitle it.Thanks.PT From: Victor Cozzetto To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tuesday, July 3, 2018 9:41 AM Subject: Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO Nice

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

Nice trick to make the magnesium oil. I never came across that before. Thanks! On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 7:07 AM, Nenah Sylver wrote: > RS wrote: Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot > (fibromyalgia ain't helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on > daily basis. I'm

RE: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

RS wrote: Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot (fibromyalgia ain't helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on daily basis. I'm trying to save money - I've eliminated dairy since I cannot digest it and break out all over. Tried powdered form of CALM, didn't like it.

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

I would say epsom salt baths off the top of my head (add borax and baking soda too), as that is probably the most cost effective way to definitely absorb the magnesium. Boron (from the borax) is a potent cofactor too. Absorption of tablets/capsules is highly variable. Magnesium oil is also superb,

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

Hi Folks, Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot (fibromyalgia ain't helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on daily basis. I'm trying to save money - I've eliminated dairy since I cannot digest it and break out all over. Tried powdered form of CALM, didn't like it.