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A Bar of Soap for Restless Leg Syndrome

5 star (37) 
  84%
3 star (1) 
  2%
1 star (6) 
  14%

Jack (Hendersonville, NC USA) on 01/11/2009:
5 out of 5 stars

Took a drug every night at bedtime to ease RLS so I could get some rest. Discovered that the drug would become ineffective after 24 months and then there was no help. Desparation began to mount.

At dinner one night a friend told me about the bar of soap. He was very sheepish because he thought I would laugh. When I didn't, his wife presented me with a bar of Ivory Soap. Used it that night and threw away the drugs. That was 4 months ago. Since then, no drugs, no RLS, and lots of sleep.

I use Ivory Soap unwrapped between the sheets somewhere between the waist and knees. There may be variations that also work but I am not broke so I will not fix it.

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Sammie (Ventura, Ca) on 12/09/2008:
1 out of 5 stars

I have restless legs that intesify after a workout. I've tried the bar of soap remedy, and it does not work for me at all.
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SoapOpera (Raleigh, NC) on 08/26/2008:
5 out of 5 stars

RLS --I vote "Yea" to Soap and Yea to Calcium Magnesium tablets. Don't know why the soap at your feet works, but, it does. Immediately. CM tablets also work--when I remember to take them!

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Rich (Orlando, Florida) on 01/13/2008:
5 out of 5 stars

A simple bar of regular Bath Soap placed under your bedsheets below your feet works amazing well to get rid of "Restless Legs"! It doesn't really seem to matter what type of soap is used, and you can even leave the soap in its wrapper. I'm not sure why this works, but I'm sure it has to do with the "outgassing" of the soap chemicals, which you can smell. Or it may have to do with the Molecular structure of soap, and the energy those molecules put off and how they influence your muscles. Either way, it works! I have read about this several times in "natural health" articles and have had many people use this. They think it sounds crazy, but they are happy either way with the results. We have found no negative side-effects with doing this. Try it yourself and stop your Restless Legs in your bed at night!
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A Bar of Soap for Restless Leg Syndrome

5 star (37) 
  84%
3 star (1) 
  2%
1 star (6) 
  14%

Jack (Hendersonville, NC USA) on 01/11/2009:
5 out of 5 stars

Took a drug every night at bedtime to ease RLS so I could get some rest. Discovered that the drug would become ineffective after 24 months and then there was no help. Desparation began to mount.

At dinner one night a friend told me about the bar of soap. He was very sheepish because he thought I would laugh. When I didn't, his wife presented me with a bar of Ivory Soap. Used it that night and threw away the drugs. That was 4 months ago. Since then, no drugs, no RLS, and lots of sleep.

I use Ivory Soap unwrapped between the sheets somewhere between the waist and knees. There may be variations that also work but I am not broke so I will not fix it.

REPLY   2      

Sammie (Ventura, Ca) on 12/09/2008:
1 out of 5 stars

I have restless legs that intesify after a workout. I've tried the bar of soap remedy, and it does not work for me at all.
REPLY         

SoapOpera (Raleigh, NC) on 08/26/2008:
5 out of 5 stars

RLS --I vote "Yea" to Soap and Yea to Calcium Magnesium tablets. Don't know why the soap at your feet works, but, it does. Immediately. CM tablets also work--when I remember to take them!

 View Entire Thread

REPLY   1      


Rich (Orlando, Florida) on 01/13/2008:
5 out of 5 stars

A simple bar of regular Bath Soap placed under your bedsheets below your feet works amazing well to get rid of "Restless Legs"! It doesn't really seem to matter what type of soap is used, and you can even leave the soap in its wrapper. I'm not sure why this works, but I'm sure it has to do with the "outgassing" of the soap chemicals, which you can smell. Or it may have to do with the Molecular structure of soap, and the energy those molecules put off and how they influence your muscles. Either way, it works! I have read about this several times in "natural health" articles and have had many people use this. They think it sounds crazy, but they are happy either way with the results. We have found no negative side-effects with doing this. Try it yourself and stop your Restless Legs in your bed at night!
REPLY   1      

Jack (Hendersonville, NC USA) on 01/11/2009:
5 out of 5 stars

Took a drug every night at bedtime to ease RLS so I could get some rest. Discovered that the drug would become ineffective after 24 months and then there was no help. Desparation began to mount.

At dinner one night a friend told me about the bar of soap. He was very sheepish because he thought I would laugh. When I didn't, his wife presented me with a bar of Ivory Soap. Used it that night and threw away the drugs. That was 4 months ago. Since then, no drugs, no RLS, and lots of sleep.

I use Ivory Soap unwrapped between the sheets somewhere between the waist and knees. There may be variations that also work but I am not broke so I will not fix it.

REPLY   2      

Sammie (Ventura, Ca) on 12/09/2008:
1 out of 5 stars

I have restless legs that intesify after a workout. I've tried the bar of soap remedy, and it does not work for me at all.
REPLY         

SoapOpera (Raleigh, NC) on 08/26/2008:
5 out of 5 stars

RLS --I vote "Yea" to Soap and Yea to Calcium Magnesium tablets. Don't know why the soap at your feet works, but, it does. Immediately. CM tablets also work--when I remember to take them!

 View Entire Thread

REPLY   1      


Rich (Orlando, Florida) on 01/13/2008:
5 out of 5 stars

A simple bar of regular Bath Soap placed under your bedsheets below your feet works amazing well to get rid of "Restless Legs"! It doesn't really seem to matter what type of soap is used, and you can even leave the soap in its wrapper. I'm not sure why this works, but I'm sure it has to do with the "outgassing" of the soap chemicals, which you can smell. Or it may have to do with the Molecular structure of soap, and the energy those molecules put off and how they influence your muscles. Either way, it works! I have read about this several times in "natural health" articles and have had many people use this. They think it sounds crazy, but they are happy either way with the results. We have found no negative side-effects with doing this. Try it yourself and stop your Restless Legs in your bed at night!
REPLY   1      
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