MoM(Milk of Magnesia) Gargle... 
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MoreThis gargle seems to be removing the white-coating on my tongue. After the gargle should I let it stay on the tongue(until I eat or drink anything) or rinse mouth immediately??- Re: MoM(Milk of Magnesia) Gargle... refreshed
15 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,474,261I leave the coating on but you could just scrape or brush it off your tongue if you don't like the way it looks.
It more likely has done it's job as you swish it around in your mouth. It will wear off through out the day as you eat and drink.
- Re: MOM(Milk of Magnesia) Gargle... LD Di
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,474,261Hi, you two!
I usually leave the gargle to coat my throat rather than rinsing.
Figure that the longer the MOM lingers, the more benefit!!!
Last thing b4 bed, I use a bit of MOM to gargle and then swallow to coat upper digestive tract. Not a trace of heartburn since I began doing this a few months ago.
To each their own, though...depends on what one is trying to accomplish and how big a magnesium boost might be needed!!!
Di- Di... imaxfli
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This is a reply to # 1,474,594Trying to rid tongue of white-coating...it seems to be helping...saw another recipe here(WIEL) that has mixture of Glycerin/H2O2/ROCK SALT..to scrub/put on tongue...any opinion on that mixture, especially the glycerin. Thanks for all inputs.
- Di... imaxfli
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