Replied By Jualsy (Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain ) on 08/28/2010
It doesn't matter when you take it. The results will build up and you will see the difference almost immediately.Replied By Ahmed (Niles, Il) on 03/05/2011
I have 9 years old son suffering from nocturnal seizures since 3 months old. His seizures started after taking his first vaccination shot. We tried many medication for 3 years and nothing really worked. Then we started giving him herbal (ayurvedic) medicine which helped to control but did not completely stopped them. His EEG results showed improvement but at least we were happy as their were no side affects. We gave him for 3 years then stopped as it did not stopped completely.
After one year without any medication I found this link and read everyone comments. I have started epsom salt in orange juice. Last night when he got up from the deep sleep he was just staring at us but did not had any seizure or convulsion. I was really happy with this first step. I am going to continue this formula and hope and pray to God it helps him out. And I hope it helps to improve his speech. I pray for all of those who are going through pain. I am just worried how long should we use this epsom salt and are their any side affects on long term usage.
Replied By Sandra (Texas) on 07/13/2016
Where did you get the recommendation for the Epsom salt? My husband is on Dilantin & Keppra. Has been epileptic since 11. As he has gotten older it has gotten worse. Am scared to try this.Replied By Janet (In) on 07/15/2016
Sandra. Here are Ted's remedy pages for epilepsy. Epsom would help but I thought you might like a bigger picture. Janet
http://ted.earthclinic.com/cures/epilepsy.html
Replied By Violet King (Spain) on 04/23/2017
Recommended by Adelle Davis who wrote 4 books on natural remedies.....all of which work!!Replied By Mel (Pacific Northwest) on 11/01/2017
According to some researchers' conclusions, there is a chance magnesium supplementation may not be ideal at specific times for people with active Lyme coinfections aka MSIDS. I believe it's babesia (possibly bartonella also) that uses magnesium for certain active processes, and some MSIDS strategies recommend a duration of antimicrobial treatment before supplementing magnesium. It's my understanding this approach is based in part on a study that concluded that magnesium deficiency was protective in mice experimentally infected with babesia. Babesia and bartonella are associated with potentially disabling symptoms and immune issues.Replied By Lani (Iloilo Philippines) on 11/13/2017
Sir may I ask if this epsom salt is still good for pregnant with epelipsy. Thank you for sharing your idea and experience for this condition. Hopefully you can also share this idea with us.Replied By Mama To Many (Tn) on 11/13/2017
Epsom salt is great during pregnancy. The need for magnesium is even greater then and Epsom salt provide that.
~Mama to Many~
Replied By Marnie (Madera, Ca) on 11/13/2017
Absolutely yes! Epsom salts is very good for pregnant women because your need for magnesium is greatly increased. So the Epsom salts provide valuable minerals of magnesium as well as sulfur.Replied By Silvina (Texas) on 05/16/2023
Can anyone recommend a brand of Epsom Salt that they use? Also, can the ES be taken in a glass of distilled water? Thank you.Replied By Silvina (Texas) on 05/16/2023
Can you take the Epsom Salts in just distilled water? And what brand do you recommend? I have Petit Mal and I have episodes that last a few seconds yet I'm still taking pills. I think they're doing me more harm than good. Thank you for your post. And you're right about doctors not listening to you. Big Pharma WANTS to keep us sickReplied By Swemishi (South Africa) on 01/15/2024
I'm interested in trying this remedy for my son but he's only 20months old… can I still use the same measurements?