The Top Trio in Self-Health Care at Home: Magnesium, Iodine and Sodium Bicarbonate. By Mark Sircus Ac., OMD International Medical Veritas Association Edited by danreid.org Number One: Magnesium Chloride Magnesium chloride occupies the number one slot in all our protocols. I continue to receive testimonies that justify its placement as the most needed and useful medicinal substance in the world. I have been on a medication called Baclofen for severe muscle spasms.
Just this morning I was reading one of David Brownstein's wonderful books called Salt Your Way To Health and discovered that the chloride in salt helps the kidneys to clear or detoxify the body of bromide, which is a potent poison that is stupidly used in both medicines and foods, especially the white bread you buy from a store.
Number Two: Iodine Iodine occupies the number two spot in the IMVA protocol for cancer, infections, and a host of other acute and chronic clinical situations. We also need iodine for our immune system to work properly. ACIDOSE OU ALCALOSE ? Pour tuer les cellules cancéreuses il faut mettre l'organisme et les humeurs en acidose. Seulement voilà, on nous a toujours dit que pour être en bonne santé il fallait être légèrement en alcalose. Et lorsque l'on nous dit de manger 5 fruits et légumes c'est précisément pour rétablir cet équilibre si fragile acide-base, qui a déjà sérieusement tendance à pencher vers l'acidose.
L'alimentation moderne faite de farines raffinées, de sucres raffinés, de viandes et produits laitiers fait pencher la balance vers plus d'acidose chaque jour. Alors aujourd'hui, et depuis longtemps déjà, le dr GERNEZ a prouvé que la mise en acidose provoquait l'apoptose, c'est à dire la mort programmée des cellules cancéreuses. Donc logiquement, étant donné que nous sommes tous plus ou moins en acidose à cause de notre alimentation, le cancer devrait disparaitre, alors que c'est tout le contraire, il est devenu un vrai fléau de notre société. Nous voyons donc que le sang est légèrement basique à 7,4 de pH. About. Please answer the following questions. The RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowance) is the amount of an essential nutrient that will meet the daily requirement for almost all (97.5%) HEALTHY individuals in a given gender and age-range group. The magnesium and calcium RDA for in this age range () is: According to the USDA’s 2001-2 survey, there’s a % chance you are getting less than your daily magnesium requirement from the foods you eat.
Press "Continue" to take a short questionaire that will estimate your risk of magnesium deficiency. I drink milk with enriched vitamin D? I take vitamin D suplements? I spend an hour or more in the sunlight? I drink bottled deionized water? I drink sodas with phosphoric acid? I eat pastries, cakes, pies or desserts? I have sugar in my coffee? I eat white bread (including bagels, croissante, muffins, french bread, croutons, crackers, etc.)? I eat pasta, spagehetti or noodles (including Chinese noodles)? My diet is high in saturated fat? I eat very dark chocolate? Nutritional Magnesium Association Information on high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, magnesium deficiency. Andrea Rosanoff, PhD, The importance of magnesium to heart health. Home » Health » Andrea Rosanoff, PhD, The importance of magnesium to heart health 02 Jan, 2008 Dr. Andrea Rosanoff is a pioneer in discovering the importance of magnesium as a nutrient and is a continuing researcher into its impact on general and heart health.
She holds MS and PhD degrees in nutritional science from the University of California at Berkeley and is co-author of the book The Magnesium Factor with Mildred S. Seelig, MD, MPH. She is currently the Directing Scholar for the Hawaii-based Center for Magnesium Education & Research. A Look under the Microscope Nutritional magnesium is deeply involved in energy production, oxygen uptake, central nervous system function, electrolyte balance, glucose metabolism and muscle activity, including that all important muscle—the heart.
To closely examine magnesium’s importance to the heart muscle, we have to pull out our microscopes—yes, it gets right down to the cellular and even the molecular level. But it doesn’t stop there. Dr. Dr. Balancing Calcium with Magnesium. Dr Carolyn Dean MD ND. Le chlorure de magnésium : Un remède miracle méconnu - La Lettre Ecol'Eau. Entretien avec Marie-France Muller auteur du livre « Le Chlorure de magnésium : Un remède miracle méconnu aux éditions Jouvence » (1er novembre 2008) Pourquoi ce livre sur le chlorure de magnésium ? Marie-France Muller : J’ai exercé comme naturopathe pendant plus de 35 ans et le chlorure de magnésium, l’argile… je les ai pratiqués pendant une bonne quarantaine d’années. En fait, j’enseignais à mes clients comment se soigner avec des techniques simples.
Donc, la plupart du temps, ils ne venaient pas me voir pour des bricoles, ils savaient se débrouiller par eux-mêmes. Je pense qu’enseigner une certaine autonomie, la prise en charge personnelle, c’est important. Parler de remède miracle, c’est toujours un peu difficile. Marie-France Muller : Et pourtant… en fait, il suffit d’employer le chlorure de magnésium pour se rendre compte que cela fonctionne très bien. Son utilisation s’appuie uniquement sur l’observation en pratique quotidienne ? Qui était le professeur Delbet ? Posologie. Untitled. Both calcium and magnesium are involved in numerous metabolic functions and are absolutely essential for the maintenance of a healthy body. Calcium is considered the backbone mineral because of its role in the formation of skeleton and teeth. Magnesium is called the natural tranquilizer due to its relaxing action on nerves and muscles.
The biological functions and the therapeutic uses of these minerals are shown below: Both minerals require each other for their absorption and utilization and must be provided in adequate amounts. Let us briefly examine the role and relationship of these two minerals in known clinical studies: The heart is a muscle and its primary function is to pump blood throughout the body. MYOCARDICAL INFARCTION (Heart Attack) Several researchers have shown that a heart failure involves drastic changes in the concentration of cardiac electrolytes (1). ATHEROSCLEROSIS (Heart Disease) HYPERTENSION (High Blood Pressure) UROLITHIASIS (Kidney Stones) References.