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In my eBook, How to Change Your Life with Magnesium, one of the 20 magnesium miracle manifestors wrote:

“I take 400mg of magnesium per day and no more laryngospasms and no more leg cramps. My wife takes 200mg…no more cramps and no more insomnia!”

And just today, Albert sent this email:

“You may be interested that my Magnesium cure for Laryngospasms is still working after 6 years! I have a web site Laryngospasms where I outline my cure and I mention your book ‘The Magnesium Miracle’ on the second page. I get many hits per day on this page, mostly from the USA, where Laryngospasm attacks seem to worry many, so I hope my web page helps them.”

Laryngospasms means severe muscle contractions of the muscles around the larynx AKA the voice box. When laryngospasm occurs, people are unable to breathe or speak. It’s a terrifying condition.

Medically – like so many conditions caused by magnesium deficiency – there is no known cause for laryngospasms but doctors say it’s related to GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease). So they treat it as GERD using drugs that …you guessed it…further deplete magnesium. Proton pump inhibitors such as Dexilant, Nexium and Prevacid reduce the production of stomach acids, so that fluids from the stomach that do back up into the esophagus are less corrosive. But without a necessary amount of stomach acid, magnesium is not absorbed. Another drug option is prokinetic agents which stimulate movement in the digestive tract to reduce the amount of acid available. But magnesium is the best stimulant to GI muscles.

And get this – if patients don’t respond to drug treatments they may need a surgical procedure called fundoplication. This is a procedure that wraps the upper part of the stomach (fundus) around the esophagus to prevent acids from backing up.

All for a probable magnesium deficiency. As I’ve stated many times, a muscle spasm in any muscle of the body is always a magnesium deficiency until proven otherwise.

How did medicine get so dumb that they ignore something as simple as a mineral imbalance and jump into drugs and surgery instead?

So, once again it’s up to you to flood your relatives with emails about magnesium and give my books, The Magnesium Miracle and eBook, How to Change Your Life with Magnesium to everyone you know as a non-birthday gift. Following the advice of advanced marketers, you can also sign up on Amazon and write a review of my book The Magnesium Miracle that will encourage other readers to get the book and get healthy. For my magnesium recommendations, go to my Resources Page and look under Supplements.

You can also read two earlier blogs: Magnesium Saves Man From Gagging: Part 1. Part 2.

MAGNESIUM FASHION: Visit Esmi in Hawaii on Esty. And purchase a piece of Magnesite jewelry to enhance your health and your life.

MY HEALTH LIBRARY: Go to my Organized Wisdom Library which is growing by leaps and bounds and where you will be able to find written, audio and video information for your wellbeing.

RECOMMENDATIONS: To get well and stay well, join my 2-year online wellness program called Completement Now! The various types of magnesium to take are on my website under Resources. However, the most commonly used magnesium is Natural Calm available at VitaCost.com and most health food stores. Under books you’ll find my eBooks: How to Change Your Life with Magnesium, Future Health Now Encyclopedia and Death by Modern Medicine. For Angstrom Minerals go to HealthShop. For Detoxing I recommend LL’s Magnetic Clay and Magnesium Flakes. For treating yeast overgrowth, IBS and digestive disorders, I recommend Prescript Assist. For Coconut products, whey powder and green powders go to Tropical Traditions. For food-based supplements Grown by Nature offers my readers a 20% discount on your purchases. At checkout, just enter the code: gbn123. For psychological and emotional issues I recommend EFT, the Linden Method (for anxiety) and The Healing Codes. For everything and everything else take RnA Drops and read my Blog about RnA Drops.

NOTE: Only you can know if something is helping you. If you don’t feel well on a supposed beneficial product, listen to your body and stop taking it! Knowing when to Not take something is a big part of taking responsibility for your health.

WARNING: I cannot answer personal health questions by email. However, please send general questions that I may be able to answer in my blog. But first, google my name with the condition you are inquiring about and see if I’ve already addressed it somewhere on the web.

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