Re: Magnesium Sulfate Cream

[Guest guest]

> Have the same question about the epsom salt cream. Would this

> magnesium replace oral supplements if applied every day?

>

> Thanks,

> Kaye

Speaking of epsom salt cream, would the epsom salt poultice made for

horses be suitable for human use? 'Cause I've had a heck of a time

getting epsom salt cream, but I can get the same thing for horses at

any feed store. Any idea?

Kaye

[Guest guest]

I have never heard of epsom salt cream. Where would you get it?

-Phyllis

[ ] Magnesium Sulfate Cream

> Have the same question about the epsom salt cream. Would this

> magnesium replace oral supplements if applied every day?

>

> Thanks,

> Kaye

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>

>

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[Guest guest]

> I have never heard of epsom salt cream. Where would you get it?

> -Phyllis

A compounding pharmacy. Call Key Pharmacy 1-800-878-1322. Ask for

epsom salt cream. It's a 4 oz. jar for $29.89. They also have epsom

salt poulice at feed stores, but it's made for horses and I don't

know if it is fit for humans. I'm looking into it further. It's a lot

cheaper and easier to get, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Kaye

[Guest guest]

Kirkman's is going to have one available on the 18th of this month. I don't

know the price, but have tried a sample and it is so creamy and not gritty

at all!

Maranie

Mom to : ( Dean 5, heavy metal toxicity; 10 , Zack 13)

Unlocking Autism State rep for Mississippi

www.unlockingautism.org

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[Guest guest]

Actually it will be ready on the 24th. We were delayed a week on a raw

material. It will be priced at $17.00 for a four ounce jar.

[ ] Re: Magnesium Sulfate Cream

Kirkman's is going to have one available on the 18th of this month. I don't

know the price, but have tried a sample and it is so creamy and not gritty

at all!

Maranie

Mom to : ( Dean 5, heavy metal toxicity; 10 , Zack 13)

Unlocking Autism State rep for Mississippi

www.unlockingautism.org

________________________________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

Key Pharmacy, Compounding Pharmacy

23422 Pac. Hwy. S.

Kent, Washington

1.800.878.1322

You need a doctor's script.....weight of child, reason for cream.

Pharmacist compounds it for you. A jar was around $75.00. 1/2 teaspoon

3x day. I do not know where you live. Quite possibly another

compounding pharmacy closer to you can do this for you with the help of

your doctor.

> I have never heard of epsom salt cream. Where would you get it?

> -Phyllis

>

> Have the same question about the epsom salt cream. Would this

> magnesium replace oral supplements if applied every day?

>

.......it did not for us. We use as needed.

[Guest guest]

Larry,

This is absolutely WONDERFUL!! Will I need a doctor's RX to purchase?

You have no idea how hard I've been searching for an affordable epsom

salt cream. With no compounding pharmacy around, I've been SOL.

Thanks,

Kaye

> Actually it will be ready on the 24th. We were delayed a week on a

raw

> material. It will be priced at $17.00 for a four ounce jar.

>

[Guest guest]

No Rx will be needed. We will position the product as a topically applied

cream containing magnesium sulfate. No drug claims will be made on the

label.

[ ] Re: Magnesium Sulfate Cream

Larry,

This is absolutely WONDERFUL!! Will I need a doctor's RX to purchase?

You have no idea how hard I've been searching for an affordable epsom

salt cream. With no compounding pharmacy around, I've been SOL.

Thanks,

Kaye

> Actually it will be ready on the 24th. We were delayed a week on a

raw

> material. It will be priced at $17.00 for a four ounce jar.

>

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[Guest guest]

> Has anyone had aggressive behavior after using the magnesium sulfate

> cream?

Hi Cyndi,

I can think of two things.

Your son might have high magnesium and the additional one in the salts makes

him feel bad. (I don't really believe this, but it is a possibility.)

Another one that I can think of is that he has an yeast problem. The sulfate

is a good source of energy for some types of candida. If he has really bad

smelling gas you might have to think about killing the yeast.

Hope this helps...

Valentina