Re: Re: Can increased DHEA levels from MG chloride oil cause hot flashes

[Guest guest]

How does one know if they have leaky cells?

Thanks,

Irene

At 05:03 PM 12/28/2007, you wrote:

the very deep cystic acne (like I experienced when I first went on

the

Iodoral) showed up

In my understanding from listening to the lectures of Dr.

(of NY

cancer treatment fame) is that magnesium makes your cells more leaky. So

if

you already have leaky cells (like I do) then it makes them more so. If

you

are tight celled, then, magnesium can be great, because it allows you to

release more toxins from the cells and let more antioxidants etc. in.

Which

may be why it is an important part of the iodine treatment

program.

This idea has proven true for my experience, so a little magnesium has a

big

effect. Perhaps different people need differing amounts of magnesium to

get

the same effect, and some can overdo it easily if they are already leaky

celled?

I was experiencing night sweats and even the occasional hot

flash.

Personally, I associate hot flashes and night sweats with detox

reactions,

perhaps brought to the forefront by hormonal status as one nears

menopause.

Allergies are exacerbated by lowering hormones of all kinds. I have found

I

can bring on hot flashes and night sweats by consuming foods, supplements

to

which I have sensitivities and allergies. So at least for me, I know

there

is a lot more going on than hormonal issues alone, even though hormones

play

a great part in sensitivities and allergies. And skins eruptions are

one of the main ways my body tries to eliminate toxins.

Karima