Re: Epsom Salts and Loss of Motility

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In a message dated 3/25/2005 6:03:01 AM Eastern Standard Time,

news@... writes:

> But I'm wondering if there are more frequent users who have NOT had a

> problem, just for future reference.

>

For me food combining is key for how my digestion works. But, I am human and

I do not always combine properly. That is when I tend to constipation. I then

take an herbal laxative which does not seem to cause an issue when I withdraw

from it.

Or use prunes or prune juice if you prefer something more natural than Epsom

salts.

S

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--- In gallstones , Carol in dc <news@c...>

wrote:

> One of the big problems with any laxative is that it can cause the

bowel

> to loose its natural motility.

>

> So I try not to do it more than a couple times a week and just a

little.

>

> But I'm wondering if there are more frequent users who have NOT

had a

> problem, just for future reference.

Hi Carol,

I totally agree with you---however I believe s Moritz (The

Amazing Liver Flush) has used epson salts quite frequently without

any problem---

Donna

(whom has " not " read his books yet, but enjoyed reading his articles

and chats on his forum)

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mackarmstr@... wrote:

>

> Or use prunes or prune juice if you prefer something more natural than

> Epsom

> salts.

>

> S

Variety is probably the spice of life. I find if I do a bunch of a

fruit or veggie I haven't had in a few weeks -- or a laxative -- it

REALLY works. So rotation may be part of the issue for using laxatives

as needed but preserving motility. (Of course, that's ASSUMING one is

not eating a constipating diet but just trying to keep everything moving

to keep liver/gall bladder working/hearling properly.)

Cm