Re: Re: Dehydrated with MMS

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Jill wrote: > I noticed the dry mouth. I would wake lying on my back with my mouth open (but breathing through my nose) and my mouth as dry as s desert. Normally I sleep only on my side. I don't know if this is a bad thing because MMS has caused me to sleep better than I have in years. <

I think if many of us will stop to think about it, many of us slept this hard in our younger years and woke up with dry mouth, but we were young and resilient and didn't let it worry us. I used to sleep so hard and would get such dry mouth from breathing hard with my mouth wide open that my lips would actually split! This was also when I was not all worried about the relative humidity in the house, before I ever bought a humidity meter and a humidifier and worried with all that. Now, my body wakes me up before anything like lip-splits can happen and I get up and do something, even if it's just to drink a glass of water.

I too have experienced dry-mouth from hard sleping since taking MMS and it went into high gear when I started transdermal magnesium therapy. I don't think it's a direct result of anything except harder sleep, and I think some of us have conditioned ourselves in our age and creeping infirmities to watch every little thing and dissect it.

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Bob and DB

I wonder if it is not linked to how well hydrated we are when we go to bed.

Dry mouth has bothered me often but from time to time I do not need to have

a drink (or drinks during the night) to moisten my mouth. When I've not had

to I drink start the night well hydrated. I'm using magnesium transdermally

these days and I think it may be reducing the problem.

Phil.

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Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 2:32 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Dehydrated with MMS

DB

I think it may be more than sleeping hard, As I have as well

experienced the dry mouth thing. And I am not sleeping that hard right

now. The more MMS I take the more I notice the dryness, Specially when

I was taking too much and was getting dehydrated from to many bathroom

visits.

Bob.

> I noticed the dry mouth. I would wake lying on my

back with

> my mouth

> open (but breathing through my nose) and my mouth as dry as s desert.

> Normally I sleep only on my side. I don't know if this is a bad thing

> because MMS has caused me to sleep better than I have in years. <

>

> I think if many of us will stop to think about it, many of us slept this

> hard in our younger years and woke up with dry mouth, but we were

young and

> resilient and didn't let it worry us. I used to sleep so hard and

would get

> such dry mouth from breathing hard with my mouth wide open that my lips

> would actually split! This was also when I was not all worried about the

> relative humidity in the house, before I ever bought a humidity

meter and a

> humidifier and worried with all that. Now, my body wakes me up before

> anything like lip-splits can happen and I get up and do something,

even if

> it's just to drink a glass of water.

>

> I too have experienced dry-mouth from hard sleping since taking MMS

and it

> went into high gear when I started transdermal magnesium therapy. I

don't

> think it's a direct result of anything except harder sleep, and I

think some

> of us have conditioned ourselves in our age and creeping infirmities to

> watch every little thing and dissect it.

>

> Daddybob