How to Safely Support Bones, Nerves, Mood & Sleep

How to Safely Support Bones, Nerves, Mood & Sleep

(Inspired by the viral image — corrected for real-life use)

 Do NOT take tablespoons of salt

  • Never ingest Epsom salt or rock salt daily

  • Tablespoon doses can harm digestion, kidneys, heart rhythm, and hydration

  • No salt cures anxiety, depression, cartilage loss, or insomnia

👉 This is the most important tip.

 Use magnesium the RIGHT way

Magnesium is the real reason these posts exist.

Best form (oral):

  • Magnesium glycinate (best for sleep & anxiety)

  • Dose: 200–400 mg once daily

  • Take at night, after food

Why this works:

  • Calms the nervous system

  • Relaxes muscles

  • Supports deeper sleep

  • Helps nerve signaling

 Use Epsom salt ONLY externally

Epsom salt = magnesium sulfate → external use only

Safe use:

  • 1–2 cups in warm bath

  • Soak 15–20 minutes

  • 2–3 times per week

Benefits:

  • Muscle & joint relaxation

  • Stress relief

  • Easier sleep onset

(No digestive risk)

 Eat magnesium-rich foods daily

Food builds long-term results.

Best options:

  • Pumpkin seeds

  • Almonds

  • Spinach

  • Avocado

  • Black beans

  • Dark chocolate (small amounts)

 Support bones & cartilage properly

Magnesium alone is not enough.

Add:

  • Calcium (food first)

  • Vitamin D (sunlight or supplement if needed)

  • Protein

  • Gentle movement (walking, stretching)

 For anxiety & sleep (simple nightly habit)

  • Take magnesium in the evening

  • Dim lights 1 hour before bed

  • No phone scrolling in bed

  • Slow breathing for 3–5 minutes

Routine > miracle remedies.

 Who should be extra careful

Always check with a healthcare provider if you have:

  • Kidney disease

  • Heart conditions

  • Low blood pressure

  • Are pregnant

  • Take multiple medications

Bottom Line Tip (Plain Truth)

✔ Magnesium helps
✔ Correct form & dose matter
❌ Tablespoons of salt are unsafe
⚠️ No single ingredient fixes everything

Wellness comes from consistency, not viral shortcuts.

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