Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

[Guest guest]

Here's a post from Andy on the subject . . .

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/479.html

The magnesium injections he refers to in this post is described on pages 192 -

194 of his Amalgam Illness book.

>

> I would appreciate if anyone could help me. I'm have alot of problems because

of my magnesium levels being low. I just can't seem to get them to rise because

of mercury in my system. If anyone has any tricks or tips on how to raise them

I would very much appreciate it. I take magnesium malate and I'm trying

transdermal but nothing seems to be helping. Thanks for helping.

>

[Guest guest]

does the problem of hanging on to magnesium resolve after you chelate long

enough to get the mercury out?  

From: orelindel <whatmattersmost@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 4:23 AM

Here's a post from Andy on the subject . . .

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/479.html

The magnesium injections he refers to in this post is described on pages 192 -

194 of his Amalgam Illness book.

>

> I would appreciate if anyone could help me.  I'm have alot of problems because

of my magnesium levels being low.  I just can't seem to get them to rise because

of mercury in my system.  If anyone has any tricks or tips on how to raise them

I would very much appreciate it.  I take magnesium malate and I'm trying

transdermal but nothing seems to be helping.  Thanks for helping. 

>

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[Guest guest]

Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and add

transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 11:57 PM, george_mustard

<george_mustard@...>wrote:

>

>

> I would appreciate if anyone could help me. I'm have alot of problems

> because of my magnesium levels being low. I just can't seem to get them to

> rise because of mercury in my system. If anyone has any tricks or tips on

> how to raise them I would very much appreciate it. I take magnesium malate

> and I'm trying transdermal but nothing seems to be helping. Thanks for

> helping.

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I think the easiest cheapest way would be to take daily epsom salt baths. Just

be sure to take some molybdenum as well.

Kes

> >

> > I would appreciate if anyone could help me. I'm have alot of problems

because of my magnesium levels being low. I just can't seem to get them to rise

because of mercury in my system. If anyone has any tricks or tips on how to

raise them I would very much appreciate it. I take magnesium malate and I'm

trying transdermal but nothing seems to be helping. Thanks for helping.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks everyone for answering.  I was also just reading in his book where it

talks about a cream containing magnesium sulfate and dmso.  Does anyone know

anything else about making this cream?  Thank you.  

From: none <keigh_ca@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 11:21 AM

I think the easiest cheapest way would be to take daily epsom salt baths. Just

be sure to take some molybdenum as well.

Kes

> >

> > I would appreciate if anyone could help me.  I'm have alot of problems

because of my magnesium levels being low.  I just can't seem to get them to rise

because of mercury in my system.  If anyone has any tricks or tips on how to

raise them I would very much appreciate it.  I take magnesium malate and I'm

trying transdermal but nothing seems to be helping.  Thanks for helping. 

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Someone told me that taking taurine with magnesium increases its absorption. My

son had signs of magnesium wasting on his hair test.

Liz

>

> I would appreciate if anyone could help me. I'm have alot of problems because

of my magnesium levels being low. I just can't seem to get them to rise because

of mercury in my system. If anyone has any tricks or tips on how to raise them

I would very much appreciate it. I take magnesium malate and I'm trying

transdermal but nothing seems to be helping. Thanks for helping.

>

[Guest guest]

OurKids makes a magnesium cream. That being said not sure if Dana is on this

group but she has a recipe for making it yourself. I don't know what it is

exactally and I can't open files for some reason even if I could find it.

> > >

> > > I would appreciate if anyone could help me.  I'm have alot of problems

because of my magnesium levels being low.  I just can't seem to get them to rise

because of mercury in my system.  If anyone has any tricks or tips on how to

raise them I would very much appreciate it.  I take magnesium malate and I'm

trying transdermal but nothing seems to be helping.  Thanks for helping. 

> > >

> >

>

>

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[Guest guest]

>Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and

>add transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

> N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

I recently cut my calcium from 12 to 4 with the RDA at 7. I increased magnesium

by taking it three

times a day, and there were just some very minor cramping on the first day but

now, a month later, I

am able to do long climbs up hills and have no cramping and feel good.

This group really is the best. Maybe 10 years I've been here, and the advice you

see on this group

is exceptional. I think the above advice might apply to far more people than

just the mercury toxic

individuals.

Mo

[Guest guest]

Is it possible for someone to send me the magnesium injection protocol?  Is

there a file somewhere with instructions?  I'm going to have to do something

drastic.  

From: Hall <moses133@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 6:33 PM

>Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and

>add transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

> N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

I recently cut my calcium from 12 to 4 with the RDA at 7. I increased magnesium

by taking it three

times a day, and there were just some very minor cramping on the first day but

now, a month later, I

am able to do long climbs up hills and have no cramping and feel good.

This group really is the best. Maybe 10 years I've been here, and the advice you

see on this group

is exceptional. I think the above advice might apply to far more people than

just the mercury toxic

individuals.

Mo

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[Guest guest]

Here is a link to two different ways of making the cream . . .

http://www.enzymestuff.com/epsomsalts.htm

>

> Thanks everyone for answering.  I was also just reading in his book where it

talks about a cream containing magnesium sulfate and dmso.  Does anyone know

anything else about making this cream?  Thank you.  

[Guest guest]

From what I've read here and in Andy's book Amalgam Illness, mineral imbalances

due to mercury poisoning, such hypomagnesiumemia, should resolve with sufficient

chelation.

>

> does the problem of hanging on to magnesium resolve after you chelate long

enough to get the mercury out?  

[Guest guest]

The taurine and potassium Andy mentions in the post are fairly inexpensive and

would be good additions to the molybdenum and epsom salt baths.

>

>

> I think the easiest cheapest way would be to take daily epsom salt baths. Just

be sure to take some molybdenum as well.

> Kes

[Guest guest]

Leafy greens are calcium containing foods....

S S

Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

Posted by: " Rydland, M.D. " drrydland@... rydlanderic

Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:47 am (PST)

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[Guest guest]

What type of magnesium are you taking? I don't know of any magnesium

shots...but there is ionic magnesium. It is a liquid...and it is supposed to be

absorbed better than the usual. Are you taking potassium? Potassium can cause

some of the same issues as magnesium.

They are both part of the basic electrolytes...Are you taking vit K?

It also helps with Magnesium and Calcium.

Ronni

>

> From: Hall <moses133@...>

> Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

>

> Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 6:33 PM

>

> >Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and

> >add transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

> > N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

>

> I recently cut my calcium from 12 to 4 with the RDA at 7. I increased

magnesium by taking it three

> times a day, and there were just some very minor cramping on the first day but

now, a month later, I

> am able to do long climbs up hills and have no cramping and feel good.

>

> This group really is the best. Maybe 10 years I've been here, and the advice

you see on this group

> is exceptional. I think the above advice might apply to far more people than

just the mercury toxic

> individuals.

> Mo

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Structured Ionized water helps with absorption of minerals as well...call

your health food stores, some of them sell it...

-- [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

Leafy greens are calcium containing foods....

S S

Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

Posted by: " Rydland, M.D. " drrydland@... rydlanderic

Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:47 am (PST)

Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and add

transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

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[Guest guest]

I like the ionic minerals too. My son tolerates the ionic zinc better than any

other form. Here is where I get mine. www.kornax.com

> >

> > From: Hall <moses133@>

> > Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

> >

> > Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 6:33 PM

> >

> > >Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and

> > >add transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

> > > N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

> >

> > I recently cut my calcium from 12 to 4 with the RDA at 7. I increased

magnesium by taking it three

> > times a day, and there were just some very minor cramping on the first day

but now, a month later, I

> > am able to do long climbs up hills and have no cramping and feel good.

> >

> > This group really is the best. Maybe 10 years I've been here, and the advice

you see on this group

> > is exceptional. I think the above advice might apply to far more people than

just the mercury toxic

> > individuals.

> > Mo

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for putting on the link....lol...chelating ditzy mom couldn't remember!!!

lol It is great stuff!!

> > >

> > > From: Hall <moses133@>

> > > Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

> > >

> > > Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 6:33 PM

> > >

> > > >Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and

> > > >add transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

> > > > N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

> > >

> > > I recently cut my calcium from 12 to 4 with the RDA at 7. I increased

magnesium by taking it three

> > > times a day, and there were just some very minor cramping on the first day

but now, a month later, I

> > > am able to do long climbs up hills and have no cramping and feel good.

> > >

> > > This group really is the best. Maybe 10 years I've been here, and the

advice you see on this group

> > > is exceptional. I think the above advice might apply to far more people

than just the mercury toxic

> > > individuals.

> > > Mo

> > >

> > >

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[Guest guest]

Hi again, thank you so much for replying.  What exactly is molybdenum and how do

you use it?  Where is a good place to get it?  Thanks  

From: orelindel <whatmattersmost@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010, 4:52 AM

The taurine and potassium Andy mentions in the post are fairly inexpensive and

would be good additions to the molybdenum and epsom salt baths.

>

>

> I think the easiest cheapest way would be to take daily epsom salt baths. Just

be sure to take some molybdenum as well.

> Kes

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[Guest guest]

I have a question, did you write your name that way just to drive us ADD

dyslexic people nuts? LOL

> >

> > From: Hall <moses133@>

> > Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

> >

> > Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 6:33 PM

> >

> >  >Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and

> >  >add transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

> >  > N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

> >

> > I recently cut my calcium from 12 to 4 with the RDA at 7. I increased

magnesium by taking it three

> > times a day, and there were just some very minor cramping on the first day

but now, a month later, I

> > am able to do long climbs up hills and have no cramping and feel good.

> >

> > This group really is the best. Maybe 10 years I've been here, and the advice

you see on this group

> > is exceptional. I think the above advice might apply to far more people than

just the mercury toxic

> > individuals.

> > Mo

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

Hi

We use Kirkman's. There is probably more information on it in the files section

of the group. I think I read about the need for it in Andy's hair test book but

don't quote me. It's one of those trace elements that we need.

Kes

> >

> >

> > I think the easiest cheapest way would be to take daily epsom salt baths.

Just be sure to take some molybdenum as well.

> > Kes

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I'm afraid I don't get what your saying??  

From: Liz <elizabethsoliday@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010, 7:01 PM

I have a question, did you write your name that way just to drive us ADD

dyslexic people nuts?  LOL

> >

> > From: Hall <moses133@>

> > Subject: [ ] Re: Difficult raising magnesium levels

> >

> > Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 6:33 PM

> >

> >  >Limit calcium containing foods, encourage green vegetables and

> >  >add transdermal magnesium by epsom salts or magnesium oils.

> >  > N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

> >

> > I recently cut my calcium from 12 to 4 with the RDA at 7. I increased

magnesium by taking it three

> > times a day, and there were just some very minor cramping on the first day

but now, a month later, I

> > am able to do long climbs up hills and have no cramping and feel good.

> >

> > This group really is the best. Maybe 10 years I've been here, and the advice

you see on this group

> > is exceptional. I think the above advice might apply to far more people than

just the mercury toxic

> > individuals.

> > Mo

> >

> >

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> > =======================================================

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