I went to my local Fibromyalgia support Group and a lady gave me a label from a Magnesium Oil Spray (Original spray) bottle.
I didn't have a chance to ask her about it, and wondered if anyone has used this and to what effect.
I have had magnesium injections privately some years ago, but when I had to stop those after I lost access to private health treatment I didn't notice any difference to my health.
As I understand it Fibro suffererers cannot absorb magnesium through oral use.
Any comments very welcome. I live in the UK
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For 7 years I had really bad leg spasms especially at night. I couldnt take magnesium by mouth as it upset my gut. Bought some magnesium oil spray which I rub into my muscles morning and night. Since that day I have had no more muscle spasms at all except for one night when I had forgotton to apply it. You can by it in H and B health food shop. I swear by it, so I do hope it will help you also. Worth a try anyway! Have a good day and gentle hugs.
hi plumcake, i take magnesium suplimentfrom superdrug -their own - and it has made such a big difference to my cramps i still get some now and again but not as bad or as often they really work and i definately recommend them
Maybe you are spraying on a little too much on if it's sticky. The label I have says 5-10 sprays twice a day after showering as it can be absorbed better, and it can be diluted with mineral water, but then you would have to be careful not to dilute too much.
I may give it a try. Trouble is if you are taking anything else new,it is hard to know what is helping and what's not doing a thing.
Our bodies change so much each day and one wonders if you may have improved anyway despite the product you are using.
May be worth stopping it and see how you feel after a week or so.
All the best
Plumcake x
Maybe you are right, the only thing I have found good is enu oil
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