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Magnesium Oil

Mrs. Smith

By Mrs. Smith
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Mrs. Smith Explorer
Mrs. Smith
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I have some lingering muscle pain since being gluten free 4mos.,although it is much improved. I am taking magnesium in the morning and at night. I think its giving me loose stool and gas/bloating. I have read alot about Magnesium oils. They absorb transdermally and people with fibromyalgia have claimed it to be a "miracle" on some of the testimonies. Has anyone tried it? I take epsom salt baths, but I cant take them everyday. I have a busy life and the mag is upsetting my tummy. Is this really the best way to get more magnesium? It really does help with my muscle pain!

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ravenwoodglass Mentor
ravenwoodglass
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Perhaps you could try magnesium supplements that don't have 'oil'. Do you know what form of 'oil' it is?

Mrs. Smith Explorer
Mrs. Smith
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I take a supplement but I am wondering about using the oil. You spray it on your skin and it absorbs through your skin. It completely bypasses your digestive tract. Just wondering if anyone has used it.

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sugarsue
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I have not tried it yet but I am interested in it. I have tried the creams that are available which I find helpful but not as good as the bath. We use the baths and oral supplements right now but I would not mind giving this a try. If you do it, I would be interested in your thoughts.

ravenwoodglass Mentor
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I take a supplement but I am wondering about using the oil. You spray it on your skin and it absorbs through your skin. It completely bypasses your digestive tract. Just wondering if anyone has used it.

I misunderstood the original query and thought the oil was an oral preperation. I would still want to know what the vehicle, the oil, was composed of. If it was not a gluten source, or for me soy, I might give it a try. I have never heard of it though.

ang1e0251 Contributor
ang1e0251
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I haven't tried it but I am interested in it. It is reference on Dr. Carolyn Dean's website under her name. She has a link to buy it.

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