Epsom Salt Substitution

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Hi OneLove, Natasha and everyone,

 

Glad to be of service!

 

I have found that Magnesium Citrate works very well as a substitute

for Epsom salt with a liver flush. I have done four liver flushes

using " mag cit " .

 

I follow the Andreas Moritz classic plan pretty much. But since I

*know* I cannot drink ES (because I tried it once and that was it)I

use mag cit.

 

The first three times I did the LF I *only* took the mag cit the

morning after the potion. This was when I only knew about the

magnesium citrate that comes as a drink -- like a bitter sweet soda

pop in lemon/lime or cherry.

 

Now I've discovered powdered mag cit. I have been using the one

called " Natural Calm " according to directions and just a tad more to

clear the colon and keep things moving at liver flush time. What's

wonderful about it is that you can take it *anytime*. It makes the

flush uncomplicated.

 

I do follow up with an enema the morning after the potion. And the

day after that I go for a colonic.

 

I know often people worry about a stuck stone, because the Epsom

salt is supposed to dilate the bile ducts as well as work as a

laxative. I believe the mag cite also does some of that dilation

work.

 

All of us are different. This substitution works well for me. My

colon therapist was quite impressed with the size and quantity of my

stones. She indicated by finger-space width that the size was double-

pea sized, but not quite grape sized (I couldn't see them). I had no

trouble with them. And I slept very well through the night of the

potion. Hope that helps! It's so much easier when you don't have to

dread the ES.

 

PC

 

, OneLove <alchematron>

wrote:

 

> I am fairly sure that Andreas Moritz only recommends

> epsom salts, but I read from PC that she has used a

> different preparation as an alternative. Perhaps PC

> can inform us about it?