So I can't lie. Epsom salt is not the cure-all for TS. But studies show that a warm bath with two cups of this magic for twenty minutes can greatly encourage relaxation. With relaxation comes less tics. For centuries people have used it. Studies also show that TS kids are often deficient in magnesium - and since Epsom salt has a ginormous amount of that (I know... my scientific language is staggering) it makes sense to let our beautiful children's bodies absorb it while they're playing in the tub anyway. (1 cup with a foot soak works as well.) I recently ordered fifty pounds of Epsom Salt from Salt Works Inc. I got free shipping which brought it to less than $1.00/pound compared to the $3.00/pound it can cost retail. While I never run out of red wine or Yuban, I am always running low on Epson salt (because I am a terrible mother and don't say I'm not because my child would not have TS if I were a good mother.... oh wait... did my subconscious just say that? Well hardy har har your's probably has, too, or you wouldn't be reading this and yes... it's total crap. My weird subconscious thoughts - not the salt.) Speaking of, when Rex came home from work to find this huge box of crystals, he did a quick check for Snow White's dwarfs. (Or did they hunt diamonds? Either way, it looked like a mining factory. Just go with me on this, kay?) The good people at Salt Works graciously offered to send a five-pound bag of salt to the winner of this contest. (Translation: I asked, they said yes. Hooray for them! I will definitely be back to shop!) If you've never tried Epsom salt, or you just like a freebie like me, this is your chance to win. * Contest rules 1. You must leave your name here. 2. Your child must tic. That's it! If it turns out you are really some old lady in Arkansas that is using the Epsom salt for her Birkenstock calluses, you are going to have to live with your deception and thievery each and every day. Trust me - a dollop of sugar and lies will not taste good in that Senior Burger King coffee. Contest ends Friday February 19. And remember: A ticking kid with confidents outweighs an insecure non-ticking kid any day of the week. (Someone, please help me shorten that sentiment.) * Disclosure: I paid for my 50 pounds of salt, but Salt Works is comping the 5 pound bag for the lucky winner. Thanks Salt Works! Commentskim deal Sun, 21 Feb 2010 22:36:49 Andrea, kim deal Mon, 22 Feb 2010 08:48:49 I am not sure if Tracy uses cold laser or cold light with NAET therapy.... either way it is WHACKY, but I personally saw my kids bodies physically react. Leave a Reply |

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