Magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) in 600 gr waterproof pot
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Magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt)
Reference: NFE518
Magnesium sulfate, also called Epsom salt, English salt, bitter salt.
Chemical formula: MgSO4, 7H2O
Net weight: 600 grams
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Ultra-pure medical grade for internal and external use.
Fine powder for easier dilution.
High quality packaging in HDPE jar for ease of use and optimum preservation
thanks to its screw-on lid system + sealing shutter.
The jar contains a spoon containing 15 grams of magnesium sulfate, the
adult dose recommended by A.Moritz in his liver cleansing protocol.
Indications for liver cleansing
Indications for intestinal cleansing
"Another method, which involves taking magnesium sulfate, cleans not only the colon but also the small intestine. This may be necessary if you have difficulty absorbing food, if you suffer from repeated kidney or bladder congestion, constipation, or if you are unable to do colon irrigation. For three weeks, mix a teaspoon of magnesium sulfate with a glass of hot water and drink it in the morning on an empty stomach. This oral enema rinses your digestive tract and colon up and down. This method removes a good part of the plaque and debris sticking to the intestinal walls, with parasites that have multiplied. Your stools will be liquid as long as there is intestinal waste to eliminate. This treatment can be followed 2-3 times a year. Your tongue can be loaded and thicker than usual, this indicates intestinal cleansing. "
Medical quality
Internal or external use
Jar of 600 gr
Reference : NFE518
Internal or external use
Jar of 600 gr
Reference : NFE518
Immediate availability
9,95 €
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Toxicity: Strong laxative with medicinal doses, few toxic effects to dread except for people suffering from renal insufficiency, heavy pathology, heart problem.
Natural magnesium sulfate and pharmacopoeia: Epsom salt has been used for centuries for various indications: treatment of skin problems, cardiac arrhythmia, eclampsia, asthma, laxative, additive for mineralized baths, nail growth problem. It widens the bile ducts and is used for this purpose during a liver cleansing process
Magnesium sulfate is an anhydrous inorganic chemical compound of formula MgSO4 commonly known as anhydrous Epsom salt. In reality, it is the magnesium sulphate heptahydrate of chemists or the epsomite of mineralogists which was and is still most often harvested and purified, then sold most often in crystalline mass, under the commercial and traditional name of " Epsom salt "," English salt "," Sedlitz salt ". This natural magnesium sulfate hydrate was also referred to as "bitter salt" for its taste or bitter taste, detectable in the mouth after ingestion.
Old and modern uses:
Magnesium sulfate, very soluble, is noticed by a bitter taste afterwards. It is, by ingestion, since the highest antiquity considered a powerful laxative drug. It would thus have a recognized ability to dilate the body excretory channels, be it the common bile duct for bile, the evacuation routes of the gallbladder or pancreas, or even the intestines, even if it would inevitably cause a powerful diarrhea after meal. It is a food additive (number E518).