Fw: [Medicalnewscommentaries] IMVA -The Dearest Note in Medicine -February 13, 2008

February 14, 2008

- Mark Sircus Ac., OMD

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Wednesday, February 13, 2008 2:58 PM

[Medicalnewscommentaries] IMVA -The Dearest Note in Medicine -February 13, 2008

The Dearest Note in Medicine

I recently got a letter from Dr. Frank C. Carman II saying, “I have followed with much interest your various email publications for some time now. I have found that many professionals pound one note on the piano rather than the melodic chords that make for beautiful music. I find it refreshing to read your material, which tells me you are constantly seeking to make melodic, healing music.”

The only problem with this is that there is one particular note I should be pounding and that is the note of Transdermal Magnesium Therapy. Actually I have pounded the iodine note quite hard these past six months. But the two together make the sweetest medical music.

I received another letter, which is one of the most stunning testimonials I have gotten on the use of magnesium chloride.

"I have been on a medication called Bacloflen for severe muscle spasms. This medication is primarily used for spinal issues. I have also been prescribed Neurotin a medication used for neurological disorders. I am driving my doctors' nuts, so you might say that I am crazy. Just ask my wife. The doctors are puzzled with what is going on with me. The spinal docs and the brain docs are trying to determine if these cluster seizures are spinal or neurological. I have had three brain surgeries for menengiomas, tumors of the meninges. These spasms are most frequently small in number throughout the day, yet very discomforting.

On bad days I can get up to 200 a day and in clusters of ten to fifteen leaving me at times unable to move. Stress and fatigue seem to accentuate the amount of them and the intensity of each. These spasms are so difficult that it takes all my wits to lull them in to a controllable state. I thought it would never be possible to overcome this state of being. I was succumbing to the fact that pharmaceuticals would be my last and final resort.

I have tried numerous naturopathic protocols none of which seemed to solve the discomfort while the spasms continued to worsen in both intensity and occurrence. One of our decisions for a detox protocol was to acquire some of this fantastic clay we had been hearing about. With our shipment came a sample of liquid magnesium in a spray bottle for topical use and Mark Sircus's book on transdermal magnesium therapy.

I have tried magnesium in capsule form with calcium as suggested by one of my doctors. It gave some relief, until the spasms intensified. At this point destined toward heavy medications, I thought what, do I have to lose. Within two days of the first application of spraying my entire body both days, the spasms subsided. It is still very early to say that this is it, but in life's little synchronicities through a series of unknown events myself and liquid magnesium have come together to enrich my life. I can't even begin to tell you what this simple mineral has done for me. Within a short period of a couple of weeks I am a different person. No longer am I chasing an illusive creature taking over my life and leaving me in shambles. I am calm and at peace, no longer am I preoccupied with just trying to be me. There is just simply, not enough I can say about this liquid magnesium with the exception of thank you!

Thank you very much!

Lanny Morton

Albuquerque, NM

These kinds of stories do not surprise me but they certainly delight me. It is just these last few years that magnesium, as an essential mineral to supplement, has gotten more popular but few know that taking magnesium in oral pharmaceutical forms is not such a wonderful or effective way to go. When one sprays or rubs a natural magnesium chloride on the skin like sun tan lotion, or if one pours it into a bath, one is previewing what I consider to be the strongest most basic medical treatment in existence. When one is deficient in magnesium taking such treatments is as strong as water is to someone coming out of a desert.

Because of my work in cancer I have been working on protocols using many substances together not individual treatments. But I do have a responsibility to you, my readers, to keep you informed about magnesium chloride used transdermally. In this regard I have three new treatment applications to share with you.

The first is using the purest magnesium chloride as an eye wash. I am experimenting on myself because I have recently been diagnosed with the first stages of cataracts. I mix one part Ancient Minerals magnesium chloride with about 13 to 15 parts mineral water for first applications - then I strengthend the solution after the first few days of use. It’s the only product I feel secure enough with to put in my eyes. I have a doctor friend who is using the same for his glaucoma patients. Still too early to give a testimonial beyond communicating the feeling that it feels good (even though it stings a bit). Got to be the least expensive, safest most effective eye medicine in the universe!

The same 250 million year old magnesium chloride is also excellent to put in a nebulizer for transdermal application directly to the lungs. It is also fantastic to use in a water pick for a wonderfully intense treatment below the gum line. I use the sea water magnesium chloride for baths and full body rubs.

“I am 55 years old and have fibromyalgia, celiac disease and an autoimmune problem (probable CREST syndrome – scleroderma). I am osteopenic. I work four days a week and ballroom dance about 12 hours a week. After 10 weeks of using transdermal magnesium, the severe fungal and/or psoriatic rash that I had on both hands had persisted for over 2 years and is now virtually gone. The Raynaud’s symptoms of tender, red, and wrinkled fingertips has totally disappeared. My hands are warm and well-perfused. The extensive calluses on my feet built up through dancing have softened and sloughed off as well. I have no more foot fungus. Despite weekly chiropractic adjustments and weekly massage treatments, I still had significant muscle and joint pain. Since beginning transdermal magnesium treatment, the old trigger points and scar tissue that I had in my neck, back, hips, ankles and feet are softening and disappearing with continued use. I am feeling less anxious and I am noting improved peristalsis as well.”

Sue Henry, B.A., B.Sc. M.Cl.Sc.

Hi Mark,

I am reading your book on Transdermal Magnesium Therapy and have purchased the Ancient Minerals and Nascent Iodine. I also cut out my other normal multi vitamin mineral tablets (even CoQ10 enzyme) to make it a proper experiment. Just kept the Omega 3 oil (food). After using the magnesium chloride in a natural base cream of coconut oil and shea butter for one month I am feeling so much better. My heart flutters have gone (since 2 weeks ago), energy levels are up, skin looks better and younger. What a miracle!

Last week my husband Peter started using the cream every day and his blood pressure has started to drop without using the Acropil calcium channel blocker. (He had quintuple bypass surgery 3 years ago but he doesn't use any statins).

Sandy

Since this is a posting of testimonies I will share some of the wonderful and kind words I have been getting from readers these past weeks. One of the reasons I share this is to acknowledge my appreciation. These are communications that have nourished my soul and have kept me company in the long hours of my work. I would like you all to know that I encourage private communications with my readership.

Dear Mark,

I just thought I would check in and remind you of all the fabulous work you do. I can't imagine how many lives you have improved with the writings you do. The information that you put out to the world is beyond valuable! I think if a person feels they are enlightened then chances are they are not. From the outside looking in you sure seem enlightened to me.

All my best and blessings to you!

Diane

I am thankful for your wisdom and sharing of it, it’s a bright light in the storm of medical society today. Your research and emails bring forth information that others wish to be hidden. I see no mistakes from a person who is focused and diligent in his mission of health freedom.

Thank you

Terri

Sir, I think you a genius in your own right. Your methods of attack are beautiful and to the point. I salute you for your professionalism and showing compassion towards all humans.

Jim Thoma Shoreline, WA USA

You have blessed our home with your wonderful insight and knowledge. We are most fortunate to have found your site and the benefits we have received by merely opening our mind to your wisdom have been immeasurable. My studies to become Dr Pat are enriched with the addition of your teachings. I do consider you a teacher and mentor.

Parick J Hatwan

Thank you! I am enjoying your Transdermal Mg book. Light bulbs are going off in my head. I really like the Mg oil. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Each new piece puts my life back together for what was stolen by modern medicine.

Stephanie

The Winning ther War on Cancer book contains important new chapters in the magnesium story: ( I wish I could invite all of you to a party tonight to celebrate the finishing of the first virtual edition.)

Magnesium and Cancer Magnesium and DNAMagnesium, Calcium and CancerMagnesium, DHEA and CancerInflammation and Systemic StressMedical Miracles from the SeaMagnesium Chloride Product Analysis

Magnesium remains for us at the IMVA the most basic medicine and the first one to grab off the shelf. Meaning in a prioritized hierarchy its up there with air, water, sun and even love. So though Dr. Carman was appreciating the medical cords I have been playing I hope everyone tunes into this key note. And this makes perfect sense if you have studied oriental medicine, which acknowledges the elements of nature. Magneisum, known as the beautiful metal in ancient China, represents the most important element to us from the mineral kingdom - its the metal element and makes the perfect medicine. Magnesium chloride is the perfect medicine - though it is true that some people cannot see the truth or perfection in anything.

After reading this you should easily see me planning a new chapter called - The Perfect Medicine! How about a book called The Perfect Medicines? Then I could include things like iodine, selenium, sodium bicarbonate, spirulina, vitamin C, zinc, sodium thiosulfate, Alpha Lipoic Acid and even clay.

Mark Sircus Ac., OMDDirector International Medical Veritas Association http://www.imva.infohttp://www.magnesiumforlife.comhttp://www.winningcancer.com/

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