Maximize Health with Magnesium: Key Benefits & Sources

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Anal Fissure
Posted by Lucinda (London, Canada) on 09/04/2012
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Take Magnesium Taurate. See an Auricular Medicine Doctor for reassurance. Dr. Carolyn Dean recommends mag. Taurate. I take buffered mag. Taurate. Or, apply Magnesium Oil. This is an excellent alternative bc it bypasses your digestive system and goes to work as soon as it is absorbed through the skin. Tip: make sure skin is slightly moist (warm water) and it will go on smoothly and readily. Good luck. LB


Anal Fissure
Posted by Passerby (Washington, D.c.) on 01/06/2011
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You should try other form of magnesium. Magnesium lactate dihydrate(Mag Tab Sr) might help. It was the most tolerated for me


Anal Fissure
Posted by Nancy (Shreveport, La) on 10/12/2009
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I have used Mag Citrate on many occasions. It works, yes, but can be very harsh. Also, if you read the label, it can make your BP skyrocket.