Can you be 'Almost Gluten Free'

ldubois7 · Post by **ldubois7** » Sat Jun 04, 2016 5:44 am

Well, if you lived in the northeastern part of the county your skin would be soaking up the oil every chance it got!

I shouldn't complain after the mild winter we had this last year!

Thanks for the reply!
Have a great weekend!

wmonique2 · Post by **wmonique2** » Sat Jun 04, 2016 7:44 am

I am using one that says that it is pure mag oil but I hate it. I put it on before I take a shower, rub it well, then wash it off. It stings like hell. It is not pleasant. If I leave it on, it starts burning.... Like Tex I don't like the greasiness of it either....

Monique

Post by **tex** » Sat Jun 04, 2016 9:29 am

According to Gabes, the burning is a sign that you are magnesium deficient, and as the deficiency is resolved, the burning will stop. I found that to be true in my case.

But maybe rubbing it irritates your skin, after all, it is a salt.

Love,
Tex

DebE13 · Post by **DebE13** » Mon Jun 06, 2016 11:27 am

I use the same brand Tex. Personally, I don't tolerate the sticky feeling very well. I used to spray it on the bottoms of my feet before I put my socs on at night but it dried my feet out so I discontinued it except for the occasional spray under the pits after a shower. That can be sticky too but not always. I depend on the pill form and have noticed a huge improvement in muscle cramps.

Roseboll · Post by **Roseboll** » Wed Dec 21, 2016 4:04 pm

Gabes, That was a very enlightening article link you posted on Hashimoto and gluten.

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Can you be 'Almost Gluten Free'

Can you be almost gluten free