Magnesium sulfate for Barium Poisoning User Reviews
Brand names: Epsom Salt
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- Taken for less than 1 month
- April 19, 2023
"Helped with the burning of my lower legs at night, constipation, and pain in my joints and heart. I use it by putting a teaspoon of Epsom salt in a glass of about a bit of warm water with a squirt of lemon juice, followed by a full glass of water with a lemon squirt. Just when I've been constipated too long."
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"This is, in my opinion, a last resort for a serious bout of constipation that is pretty much guaranteed to relieve you. I’ve found it works best when one max dose is taken once a day for 2 days as opposed to one max dose every 6 hours or so like the directions say. That gives your body time to utilize it and produce a complete bowel movement that is not painful."