Re: Re: chlorine- epsoms also Fukushima rad update

[Guest guest]

Epsom Salts can be used almost dry as a kind of exfoliating scrub too, kinda dry but dampened a little; for adults or carefully monitored children; then the salt could just be washed off in bathwater for a thrifty soak. Dr. Brownstein says the Fukushima radiation is in groundwater most places now; see his blog on his website for natural systems protection.To:

BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Sent: Mon, June 13, 2011 11:25:14 PMSubject: Re: chlorine- epsoms

In addition to the Magnesium - or Espon salt baths.

The chorinated pools are hard on the thyroid as well, so you may need to use some idoine

to balance the thyroid as well.

> > > >

> > > > From what I have read, topical magnesium is the magnesium of choice, as

> > > > long as it's a good brand (without too much junk). Some docs say to

> > > > use magnesium; some are against it. Many are very deficient in

> > > > magnesium, which reportedly causes a lot of symptoms and the body to not

> > > > work correctly -- which will strain the immune system. Others say that

> > > > it feeds Lyme and builds biofilms. I use to have to take it, topically

> > > > or orally, or I felt quite ill. We have mostly supplemented it

> > > > throughout our journey. I don't think one form feeds it more than the

> > > > other forms. I have heard different preferences about various forms,

> > > > obviously no one recommends the stearate form. I can not say that we

> > > > have liked one form over the other. I did like the magnesium sulphate

> > > > cream, and then switched to magnesium malate, mostly for convenience.

> > > > Dr. K has some reports about it. I think that looking at the whole

> > > > treatment plan by the particular health practitioner is important when

> > > > deciding to supplement or not. I feel uncomfortable allowing children

> > > > to continue to be deficient in anything, since their bodies need

> > > > nutrition to grow and develop. My kids tested low in it, and we

> > > > supplemented it along with calcium and other nutrients typically seen to

> > > > be deficient in our special needs children.

> > > >

> > > > Love and prayers,

> > > >

> > > > Heidi N

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > What scientific or direct experiential data report that mag., and what

> > > > specific

> > > > form of mag., feeds LD? Is this related to the rumor that magnesium

> > > > stearate

> > > > as a filler/binder supposedly helps to build biofilm? Mag. maleate is a

> > > > great

> > > > muscle relaxant in Fibro/CFIDS. It is essential for cell metabolism. Would

> > > > love to see this confusion cleared up. Please, experienced people,

> > > > report in.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I thought about the groundwater thing..that is so scary!

also, spirulina is very good as well...

i wonder if my pool has radiation in it..

Re: chlorine- epsoms

In addition to the Magnesium - or Espon salt baths.

The chorinated pools are hard on the thyroid as well, so you may need to use some idoine

to balance the thyroid as well.

> > > >

> > > > From what I have read, topical magnesium is the magnesium of choice, as

> > > > long as it's a good brand (without too much junk). Some docs say to

> > > > use magnesium; some are against it. Many are very deficient in

> > > > magnesium, which reportedly causes a lot of symptoms and the body to not

> > > > work correctly -- which will strain the immune system. Others say that

> > > > it feeds Lyme and builds biofilms. I use to have to take it, topically

> > > > or orally, or I felt quite ill. We have mostly supplemented it

> > > > throughout our journey. I don't think one form feeds it more than the

> > > > other forms. I have heard different preferences about various forms,

> > > > obviously no one recommends the stearate form. I can not say that we

> > > > have liked one form over the other. I did like the magnesium sulphate

> > > > cream, and then switched to magnesium malate, mostly for convenience.

> > > > Dr. K has some reports about it. I think that looking at the whole

> > > > treatment plan by the particular health practitioner is important when

> > > > deciding to supplement or not. I feel uncomfortable allowing children

> > > > to continue to be deficient in anything, since their bodies need

> > > > nutrition to grow and develop. My kids tested low in it, and we

> > > > supplemented it along with calcium and other nutrients typically seen to

> > > > be deficient in our special needs children.

> > > >

> > > > Love and prayers,

> > > >

> > > > Heidi N

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > What scientific or direct experiential data report that mag., and what

> > > > specific

> > > > form of mag., feeds LD? Is this related to the rumor that magnesium

> > > > stearate

> > > > as a filler/binder supposedly helps to build biofilm? Mag. maleate is a

> > > > great

> > > > muscle relaxant in Fibro/CFIDS. It is essential for cell metabolism. Would

> > > > love to see this confusion cleared up. Please, experienced people,

> > > > report in.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

low levls so far bu eveyone should be on exra iodine according to Dr. B; even so that would not take care of the other rad elements; best to stay in touch with the dr. newsletters covering this.To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Sent: Tue, June 14, 2011 1:38:41 AMSubject: Re: Re: chlorine- epsoms also Fukushima rad update

I thought about the groundwater thing..that is so scary!

also, spirulina is very good as well...

i wonder if my pool has radiation in it..

Re: chlorine- epsoms

In addition to the Magnesium - or Espon salt baths.

The chorinated pools are hard on the thyroid as well, so you may need to use some idoine

to balance the thyroid as well.

> > > >

> > > > From what I have read, topical magnesium is the magnesium of choice, as

> > > > long as it's a good brand (without too much junk). Some docs say to

> > > > use magnesium; some are against it. Many are very deficient in

> > > > magnesium, which reportedly causes a lot of symptoms and the body to not

> > > > work correctly -- which will strain the immune system. Others say that

> > > > it feeds Lyme and builds biofilms. I use to have to take it, topically

> > > > or orally, or I felt quite ill. We have mostly supplemented it

> > > > throughout our journey. I don't think one form feeds it more than the

> > > > other forms. I have heard different preferences about various forms,

> > > > obviously no one recommends the stearate form. I can not say that we

> > > > have liked one form over the other. I did like the magnesium sulphate

> > > > cream, and then switched to magnesium malate, mostly for convenience.

> > > > Dr. K has some reports about it. I think that looking at the whole

> > > > treatment plan by the particular health practitioner is important when

> > > > deciding to supplement or not. I feel uncomfortable allowing children

> > > > to continue to be deficient in anything, since their bodies need

> > > > nutrition to grow and develop. My kids tested low in it, and we

> > > > supplemented it along with calcium and other nutrients typically seen to

> > > > be deficient in our special needs children.

> > > >

> > > > Love and prayers,

> > > >

> > > > Heidi N

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > What scientific or direct experiential data report that mag., and what

> > > > specific

> > > > form of mag., feeds LD? Is this related to the rumor that magnesium

> > > > stearate

> > > > as a filler/binder supposedly helps to build biofilm? Mag. maleate is a

> > > > great

> > > > muscle relaxant in Fibro/CFIDS. It is essential for cell metabolism. Would

> > > > love to see this confusion cleared up. Please, experienced people,

> > > > report in.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Rainwater also contained fairly high levels radiation in most areas of the US. So Im sure it is in pools from rain water. This is another reason (outside of chlorine) why I'm not anxious for my son to have the pool time this summer that he needs for swim practice, etc. You can see some of the lab results (for water, air and food) on http://www.epa.gov/narel/radnet/ What is discouraging is that EPA has now discontinued their rad monitoring. Dairy products contain some of the highest levels. Another website I found recently for the bay area is UCB's Nuclear Engineering program. Someone on one of their forums mentioned that Sonnes #7 (liquid bentonite clay) can be helpful for washing produce which

is also showing rad in our area (see lab results on this site) http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/node/4459 I heard recently from my LLND and another Doctor that chelation will help in lowering radiation levels as well (I tested moderately high for uranium last yr). this is somewhat encouraging to me after seeing the levels that are now in our environment.blessings~To:

BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Sent: Mon, June 13, 2011 10:38:41 PMSubject: Re: Re: chlorine- epsoms also Fukushima rad update

I thought about the groundwater thing..that is so scary!

also, spirulina is very good as well...

i wonder if my pool has radiation in it..

Re: chlorine- epsoms

In addition to the Magnesium - or Espon salt baths.

The chorinated pools are hard on the thyroid as well, so you may need to use some idoine

to balance the thyroid as well.

> > > >

> > > > From what I have read, topical magnesium is the magnesium of choice, as

> > > > long as it's a good brand (without too much junk). Some docs say to

> > > > use magnesium; some are against it. Many are very deficient in

> > > > magnesium, which reportedly causes a lot of symptoms and the body to not

> > > > work correctly -- which will strain the immune system. Others say that

> > > > it feeds Lyme and builds biofilms. I use to have to take it, topically

> > > > or orally, or I felt quite ill. We have mostly supplemented it

> > > > throughout our journey. I don't think one form feeds it more than the

> > > > other forms. I have heard different preferences about various forms,

> > > > obviously no one recommends the stearate form. I can not say that we

> > > > have liked one form over the other. I did like the magnesium sulphate

> > > > cream, and then switched to magnesium malate, mostly for convenience.

> > > > Dr. K has some reports about it. I think that looking at the whole

> > > > treatment plan by the particular health practitioner is important when

> > > > deciding to supplement or not. I feel uncomfortable allowing children

> > > > to continue to be deficient in anything, since their bodies need

> > > > nutrition to grow and develop. My kids tested low in it, and we

> > > > supplemented it along with calcium and other nutrients typically seen to

> > > > be deficient in our special needs children.

> > > >

> > > > Love and prayers,

> > > >

> > > > Heidi N

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > What scientific or direct experiential data report that mag., and what

> > > > specific

> > > > form of mag., feeds LD? Is this related to the rumor that magnesium

> > > > stearate

> > > > as a filler/binder supposedly helps to build biofilm? Mag. maleate is a

> > > > great

> > > > muscle relaxant in Fibro/CFIDS. It is essential for cell metabolism. Would

> > > > love to see this confusion cleared up. Please, experienced people,

> > > > report in.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

i will thanks. how much iodine does he recommend per day?

Re: chlorine- epsoms

In addition to the Magnesium - or Espon salt baths.

The chorinated pools are hard on the thyroid as well, so you may need to use some idoine

to balance the thyroid as well.

> > > >

> > > > From what I have read, topical magnesium is the magnesium of choice, as

> > > > long as it's a good brand (without too much junk). Some docs say to

> > > > use magnesium; some are against it. Many are very deficient in

> > > > magnesium, which reportedly causes a lot of symptoms and the body to not

> > > > work correctly -- which will strain the immune system. Others say that

> > > > it feeds Lyme and builds biofilms. I use to have to take it, topically

> > > > or orally, or I felt quite ill. We have mostly supplemented it

> > > > throughout our journey. I don't think one form feeds it more than the

> > > > other forms. I have heard different preferences about various forms,

> > > > obviously no one recommends the stearate form. I can not say that we

> > > > have liked one form over the other. I did like the magnesium sulphate

> > > > cream, and then switched to magnesium malate, mostly for convenience.

> > > > Dr. K has some reports about it. I think that looking at the whole

> > > > treatment plan by the particular health practitioner is important when

> > > > deciding to supplement or not. I feel uncomfortable allowing children

> > > > to continue to be deficient in anything, since their bodies need

> > > > nutrition to grow and develop. My kids tested low in it, and we

> > > > supplemented it along with calcium and other nutrients typically seen to

> > > > be deficient in our special needs children.

> > > >

> > > > Love and prayers,

> > > >

> > > > Heidi N

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > What scientific or direct experiential data report that mag., and what

> > > > specific

> > > > form of mag., feeds LD? Is this related to the rumor that magnesium

> > > > stearate

> > > > as a filler/binder supposedly helps to build biofilm? Mag. maleate is a

> > > > great

> > > > muscle relaxant in Fibro/CFIDS. It is essential for cell metabolism. Would

> > > > love to see this confusion cleared up. Please, experienced people,

> > > > report in.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

best to subscribe to the nl so you can see the history; he talks about 12.5 mg per day Iodoral for adults as minimal protection ONLY FOR rad. iodine; for the other elements he has other suggestions, as do the other dr. sites one should be sub'd to by now; there are others, just do not have a list To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Sent: Tue, June 14, 2011 12:16:03 PMSubject: Re: Re: chlorine- epsoms also Fukushima rad update

i will thanks. how much iodine does he recommend per day?

Re: chlorine- epsoms

In addition to the Magnesium - or Espon salt baths.

The chorinated pools are hard on the thyroid as well, so you may need to use some idoine

to balance the thyroid as well.

> > > >

> > > > From what I have read, topical magnesium is the magnesium of choice, as

> > > > long as it's a good brand (without too much junk). Some docs say to

> > > > use magnesium; some are against it. Many are very deficient in

> > > > magnesium, which reportedly causes a lot of symptoms and the body to not

> > > > work correctly -- which will strain the immune system. Others say that

> > > > it feeds Lyme and builds biofilms. I use to have to take it, topically

> > > > or orally, or I felt quite ill. We have mostly supplemented it

> > > > throughout our journey. I don't think one form feeds it more than the

> > > > other forms. I have heard different preferences about various forms,

> > > > obviously no one recommends the stearate form. I can not say that we

> > > > have liked one form over the other. I did like the magnesium sulphate

> > > > cream, and then switched to magnesium malate, mostly for convenience.

> > > > Dr. K has some reports about it. I think that looking at the whole

> > > > treatment plan by the particular health practitioner is important when

> > > > deciding to supplement or not. I feel uncomfortable allowing children

> > > > to continue to be deficient in anything, since their bodies need

> > > > nutrition to grow and develop. My kids tested low in it, and we

> > > > supplemented it along with calcium and other nutrients typically seen to

> > > > be deficient in our special needs children.

> > > >

> > > > Love and prayers,

> > > >

> > > > Heidi N

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > What scientific or direct experiential data report that mag., and what

> > > > specific

> > > > form of mag., feeds LD? Is this related to the rumor that magnesium

> > > > stearate

> > > > as a filler/binder supposedly helps to build biofilm? Mag. maleate is a

> > > > great

> > > > muscle relaxant in Fibro/CFIDS. It is essential for cell metabolism. Would

> > > > love to see this confusion cleared up. Please, experienced people,

> > > > report in.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>