Epsom Salt Bath

I never even looked at my toes after a bath, and their painted so I probably wouldn't see it.

What about your finger nails?

Did you do the bath with hydrogen peroxide as well? I've noticed this usually turns my fingers and toes white. Unless it really is the epsom salt and I just assumed it was the peroxide. Shouldn't be anything to worry about, though.

ok try to make a long story short

i did 6-7 magnesium Iv;s in a short period in december 2011 and believe i was chronically low in magnesium

then my dr put me on magnesium oil with dmso (DMSO facilitates magnesium absorption direct to blood stream)

first time i used it in early January, my legs turned all white, i called the pharmacy and she said this meant my magnesium stores were full up and i was not absorbing ..a few days later no problem..so i think this was just due to the fact that a few eeks earlier i had taken in large amts of magnesium

I think it would be unusual though for someone to be high in magnesium without something like these many IV treatments I did unless you were eating tons of green organic veggies-lettuce, etc where magnesium is high

maybe your nails-feet for whatever reason are not absorbing..circulation issues etc?\

maybe its the brand of epsom salts

It only happens with the salt. Next time I take a bath with the salt I wonder if they will turn white again. My toe nail moons are still pretty prominate right now, but I think they are looking more fleshy in color.
Maybe I couldn't absorb magnesium...or I didn't need it.

agree its very rare for someone to have excess magnesium as its deficient in all our foods and many toxins deplete it (ie metals) including lyme bugs

so either you have some problem absorbing which I guess could happen, or its a bad batch

a rbc analysis will provide some insights into mineral blood chemistry but may not tell you whats going on at the cellular level