Magnesium boosts immune system / fights infection / heals wounds
Magnesium boosts immune system / fights infection / heals wounds
Magnesium chloride improves the immune system production of antibodies
and considerably improves the activity of its granulocytes
(i.e. white blood cell
basophils, neutrophils and eosinophils)
Pioneers researching
infection-fighters used magnesium chloride as an antibiotic
French surgeon, Pierre Delbet MD.
(1861-1957), professor of
clinical surgery, and French Academy of Sciences
member. In 1915, Prof. Delbet was
looking for a solution to cleanse wounds of soldiers injured in WWI, after
finding that the then available antiseptics actually damaged tissues and
encouraged infections instead of preventing them. In all his tests magnesium
chloride solution was by far the best. Not only was it harmless for tissues, but
it also greatly increased leucocyte activity and phagocytosis in
the destruction of microbes.
After
World War I, his experiments using MgCl2 chloride both internally and
externally found it to be a powerful immune stimulant, increasing
phagocytosis (the engulfing of
pathogens by white blood cells) by up to 300%
i.e. the same number of white blood cells destroyed up to 3x more microbes than
without MgCl2 .
One of his several books presenting the results of his studies
on magnesium chloride is Politique Préventive du Cancer (1944).
He is remembered today for his groundbreaking studies of magnesium chloride as
an immune stimulant,as well as for
his advocacy of using it to improve health in general. Dr. Delbet referred to
magnesium as a "miracle mineral."
French Dr. A. Neveu. In the 1940's,
Dr. Neveu cured several diphtheria patients with
MgCL2 within two days. Neveu
published 15 cases of poliomyelitis that were cured within days if treatment was
started immediately, or within months if paralysis had already progressed.
Italian Dr. Raul Vergini and others.
Confirmed earlier research and
added more uses for MGCl2 . Vergini reported excellent results using small quantities of orally
administered magnesium chloride solution (2.5% magnesium chloride).
Diseases having positive outcomes using magnesium
chloride
as an antimicrobial agent
Magnesium chloride gave much better
results than other magnesium compounds in a ll the following
health problems:
Lung/Respiratory Related
Skin related
Other
Bronchitis
Boils
Poisoning/ Tetanus
Pneumonia
Abscesses
Osteomyelitis
Emphysema
Whitlow
Herpes zoster
Pharyngitis
Septic wounds
Acute/chronic conjunctivitis
Tonsillitis
Childhood ailments
Optic neuritis
Hoarseness
Measles
Gastro-enteritis/ Stomach flu
Common cold
Rubella
Diptheria
Influenza
Mumps
Whooping cough
Scarlet fever
Polio