Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes

[Guest guest]

They are generally thyroid / adrenal issues.

Steph

Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes

Are sunken eyes with dark circles a sign of something? Does that indicate iodine deficiency or thyroid problems? Anyone know?

[Guest guest]

This is indicative of low magnesium. Magnesium chloride should applied

transcutaneously ie., through the skin. Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts)

is not well absorbed by the body and should not be used to help this

condition. CalMag may be helpful but the best way, by far, is to apply

the ocean derived oil topically onto the skin.

http://www.integratedhealth.com/hpdspec/magnesium-oil.html

Shop around. I found a gallon for $40 a few months ago. Don't remember

where...

>

>

> Are sunken eyes with dark circles a sign of something? Does that

> indicate iodine deficiency or thyroid problems? Anyone know?

>

[Guest guest]

Why would you say that epsom salts are not well absorbed by the body? In

what context?

----- Original Message -----

Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts)

> is not well absorbed by the body

[Guest guest]

Because they are not. Epsom salt is used in floatation isolation

tanks specifically for this property as the body soaks in high

concentrations of it to establish positive buoyancy. If the chloride

form were used the body would become saturated by too much magnesium

and would likely die as a result. When taken orally for an intestinal

cleanse, most of it passes out and very little of it remains. Some is

absorbed, of course, as we all know about soaking foot baths, but the

amount actually retained in the skin is substantially less than if

one soaked their feet in the chloride form let alone bathed in it.

>

> Why would you say that epsom salts are not well absorbed by the

body? In

> what context?

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

>

> Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts)

> > is not well absorbed by the body

>

[Guest guest]

Many folks soak in epsom salt baths to help get more magnesium into the body

through the skin and to help with detox. Are you saying that we should

abandon this practice since you said:

" Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts)

is not well absorbed by the body and should not be used to help this

condition. " ?

----- Original Message -----

> Because they are not. Some is

> absorbed, of course, as we all know about soaking foot baths, but the

> amount actually retained in the skin is substantially less than if

> one soaked their feet in the chloride form let alone bathed in it.

>

[Guest guest]

Can also be allergies. My daughter use to have this. We discovered it

was coming from aspartame in her sugarless gum. Headaches and dark

circles gone! She is allergic to many things but it seems the main

problem was the aspartame. She looks so much healthier now...

>

>

> Are sunken eyes with dark circles a sign of something? Does that

> indicate iodine deficiency or thyroid problems? Anyone know?

>

[Guest guest]

Not at all. Some obviously is absorbed and that is why people do it.

The chloride form is substantially better, however. Many people who

are magnesium deficient will bath in a tub with a good amount of

magnesium chloride. The can feel the difference within hours. Some

athletes will bath in it just before a contest because it gives them

so much energy. Too much, however, may become a poison, especially in

chlorinated water containing fluoride. Fluoride is EXTREMELY

DANGEROUS as it has a powerful ability to bind with other elements

which are normally innocuous turning them into deadly poisons. I

would be reluctant to add high amounts of magnesium chloride to bath

water for this very reason.

In one book I read, an expert on the hazards of fluoride told of a

patient who first visited his dentist and received a fluoride

treatment and then went to his Allopath and was given a shot of

penicillin. He died within 5 minutes from receiving the injection.

>

> Many folks soak in epsom salt baths to help get more magnesium into

the body

> through the skin and to help with detox. Are you saying that we

should

> abandon this practice since you said:

>

> " Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts)

> is not well absorbed by the body and should not be used to help this

> condition. " ?

>

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

>

> > Because they are not. Some is

> > absorbed, of course, as we all know about soaking foot baths, but

the

> > amount actually retained in the skin is substantially less than if

> > one soaked their feet in the chloride form let alone bathed in it.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I heard that is a low adrenal symptom.

Check out this website, I'm not sure about all of it but it's interesting:

http://www.drrind.com/scorecardmatrix.asp

Marlena

>

> Dark Circles and Sunken EyesThey are generally thyroid / adrenal issues.

>

> Steph

> Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes

>

>

>

>

> Are sunken eyes with dark circles a sign of something? Does that indicate

iodine

deficiency or thyroid problems? Anyone know?

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks. I was trying to understand your point

----- Original Message -----

> Not at all. Some obviously is absorbed and that is why people do it.

> The chloride form is substantially better, however. Many people who

> are magnesium deficient will bath in a tub with a good amount of

> magnesium chloride. The can feel the difference within hours. Some

> athletes will bath in it just before a contest because it gives them

> so much energy. >

>>

[Guest guest]

Wow! I'm sold. I'm ordering some magnesium oil today.

Anyone recommend a good source. $40 for a gallon sounds like a great deal. Every place I looked had it for $98.

Thanks a ton for the feedback!

Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes

Posted by: " comdyne2002 " comdyne@... comdyne2002

Tue Jul 1, 2008 2:16 pm (PDT)

This is indicative of low magnesium. Magnesium chloride should applied

transcutaneously ie., through the skin. Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts)

is not well absorbed by the body and should not be used to help this

condition. CalMag may be helpful but the best way, by far, is to apply

the ocean derived oil topically onto the skin.

http://www.integratedhealth.com/hpdspec/magnesium-oil.html

Shop around. I found a gallon for $40 a few months ago. Don't remember

where...

[Guest guest]

I found a site where one can purchase 1 gallon for $55. Here is the

link:

http://life-enthusiast.com/usa/nutrition-magnesium-supplements-c-

11_128.html

Haven't tried it myself, but am thinking about it.

Lee Ann

>

> Wow! I'm sold. I'm ordering some magnesium oil today.

>

> Anyone recommend a good source. $40 for a gallon sounds like a

great

> deal. Every place I looked had it for $98.

>

> Thanks a ton for the feedback!

>

> Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes

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> Tue Jul 1, 2008 2:16 pm (PDT)

> This is indicative of low magnesium. Magnesium chloride should

applied

> transcutaneously ie., through the skin. Magnesium sulfate (epsom

salts)

> is not well absorbed by the body and should not be used to help

this

> condition. CalMag may be helpful but the best way, by far, is to

apply

> the ocean derived oil topically onto the skin.

>

> http://www.integratedhealth.com/hpdspec/magnesium-oil.html

>

> Shop around. I found a gallon for $40 a few months ago. Don't

remember

> where...

>

[Guest guest]

As with anything else, you need to consider purity of products you purchase. This is where Dr. Brownstein gets his magnesium chloride:

http://www.magnetic clay.com/

I think I understand this to be a "purer" form of mag chloride .. than others. I personally used a another brand and had issues with worsening detox issues. Haven't had that problem with mag chloride purchased from the above site.

Best,

Glo

From: Katrina Cabral <kcabral@...>Subject: Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyesiodine Date: Wednesday, July 2, 2008, 1:14 PM

Wow! I'm sold. I'm ordering some magnesium oil today.

Anyone recommend a good source. $40 for a gallon sounds like a great deal. Every place I looked had it for $98.

Thanks a ton for the feedback!

Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes Posted by: "comdyne2002" comdyneintcom (DOT) net comdyne2002 Tue Jul 1, 2008 2:16 pm (PDT) This is indicative of low magnesium. Magnesium chloride should appliedtranscutaneously ie., through the skin. Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts)is not well absorbed by the body and should not be used to help thiscondition. CalMag may be helpful but the best way, by far, is to applythe ocean derived oil topically onto the skin.http://www.integrat edhealth. com/hpdspec/ magnesium- oil.htmlShop around. I found a gallon for $40 a few months ago. Don't rememberwhere...

[Guest guest]

I have it and have been using it. It does tend to sting a little bit. I don't understand why it does that.

Steph said if it stings to try to leave it on for about 25 min. and then wash it off.

I have been putting it on my legs in the evenings.

Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes

I found a site where one can purchase 1 gallon for $55. Here is the link:http://life- enthusiast. com/usa/nutritio n-magnesium- supplements- c-11_128.htmlHaven't tried it myself, but am thinking about it.Lee Ann>> Wow! I'm sold. I'm ordering some magnesium oil today.> > Anyone recommend a good source. $40 for a gallon sounds like a great> deal. Every place I looked had it for $98. > > Thanks a ton for the feedback!> > Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes> <http://groups. / group/iodine/ message/25912; _ylc=X3oDMTJzdjF lZmx> qBF9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BG dycElkAzE3MDE1NT MxBGdycHNwSWQDMT cwNTA2MTEwNARtc2 dJZAM> yNTkxMgRzZWMDZG1zZw RzbGsDdm1zZwRzdG ltZQMxMjE0OTU0Nj Yy> > Posted by: "comdyne2002" comdyne@...> <mailto:comdyne@ ...?Subject=> Re%3A%20Dark% 20Circles% 20and%20Sunken% 20Eyes> comdyne2002> <http://profiles. / comdyne2002> > Tue Jul 1, 2008 2:16 pm (PDT) > This is indicative of low magnesium. Magnesium chloride should applied > transcutaneously ie., through the skin. Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts) > is not well absorbed by the body and should not be used to help this > condition. CalMag may be helpful but the best way, by far, is to apply > the ocean

derived oil topically onto the skin.> > http://www.integrat edhealth. com/hpdspec/ magnesium- oil.html> > Shop around. I found a gallon for $40 a few months ago. Don't remember > where...>

[Guest guest]

I did a lot of research into the

magnesium oils before we decided to carry them and the Ancient Minerals I by

far the best. I use it, personally, and do not have issues with stinging.

It’s more expensive, but the quality is exceptional. Some of the

magnesium oils are watered down and some are not filtered as well. The

Ocean Minerals is also good, but tends to sting a bit. Not everyone

experiences the stinging. It does seem to leave a bit of residue once it dries.

Also, you will be surprised how long an

8-ounce or 16-ounce bottle will last. A gallon of oil is a lot!

http://www.oasisadvancedwellness.com/products/ancient-minerals-pure-magnesium-oil.html

Warm Regards~

Loretta

[Guest guest]

This is a link to a "guide" that was posted here on this group last fall.

http://www.magnetic clay.com/ Magnesium- Oil-Guide. pdf

From: Boal <nancyboal@...>Subject: Re: Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyesiodine Date: Wednesday, July 2, 2008, 3:19 PM

I have it and have been using it. It does tend to sting a little bit. I don't understand why it does that.

Steph said if it stings to try to leave it on for about 25 min. and then wash it off.

I have been putting it on my legs in the evenings.

Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes

I found a site where one can purchase 1 gallon for $55. Here is the link:http://life- enthusiast. com/usa/nutritio n-magnesium- supplements- c-11_128.htmlHaven't tried it myself, but am thinking about it.Lee Ann>> Wow! I'm sold. I'm ordering some magnesium oil today.> > Anyone recommend a good source. $40 for a gallon sounds like a great> deal. Every place I looked had it for $98. > > Thanks a ton for the feedback!> > Re: Dark Circles and Sunken Eyes> <http://groups. /

group/iodine/ message/25912; _ylc=X3oDMTJzdjF lZmx> qBF9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BG dycElkAzE3MDE1NT MxBGdycHNwSWQDMT cwNTA2MTEwNARtc2 dJZAM> yNTkxMgRzZWMDZG1zZw RzbGsDdm1zZwRzdG ltZQMxMjE0OTU0Nj Yy> > Posted by: "comdyne2002" comdyne@...> <mailto:comdyne@ ...?Subject=> Re%3A%20Dark% 20Circles% 20and%20Sunken% 20Eyes> comdyne2002> <http://profiles. / comdyne2002> > Tue Jul 1, 2008 2:16 pm (PDT) > This is indicative of low magnesium. Magnesium chloride should applied > transcutaneously ie., through the skin. Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts) > is not well absorbed by the body and should not be used to help this > condition. CalMag may be helpful but the best way, by far, is to apply > the ocean derived oil topically onto the skin.> > http://www.integrat edhealth. com/hpdspec/ magnesium- oil.html> > Shop around. I found a gallon for $40 a few months ago. Don't remember > where...>

[Guest guest]

What is the difference between Ancient Minerals and Ocean Minerals?

Thanks,

Irene

At 12:33 PM 7/2/2008, you wrote:

I

did a lot of research into the magnesium oils before we decided to carry

them and the Ancient Minerals I by far the best. I use it,

personally, and do not have issues with stinging. It’s more

expensive, but the quality is exceptional. Some of the magnesium

oils are watered down and some are not filtered as well. The Ocean

Minerals is also good, but tends to sting a bit. Not everyone

experiences the stinging. It does seem to leave a bit of residue once it

dries.

Also, you will be surprised how long an

8-ounce or 16-ounce bottle will last. A gallon of oil is a

lot!

http://www.oasisadvancedwellness.com/products/ancient-minerals-pure-magnesium-oil.html

Warm Regards~

Loretta