I too have Hashimoto's thyroiditis. I like to blame everything on Hashi's as a joke with my mother. Leg fell off. Yep Hashimoto's. LOL Hypothyroidism is a listed cause of salt cravings as well. There is an indepth article on symptoms (although that isn't a complete list but pretty extensive): "300+ Hypothyroidism Symptoms…Yes REALLY"
I've learnt something new about salt cravings being a symptom of magnesium deficiency. :) Would Hashimoto's cause salt cravings or is that less likely? Easy to blame everything on the Hashimoto's but just a thought...
Salt cravings is another possible symptom of magnesium deficiency. Magnesium is required to form the synovial fluid that surrounds the joints so that explains the joint issues. The knee clicking wasn't painful but the superfast muscle contractions on my knee was!
50+ symptoms? Yikes!
Ringing in one ear, itchy spots on soles of feet (not heels) and hiccups, all things I'm prone to getting. And I crave sweets all the time - I've been craving salt lately, too.
Your knee clicking loudly sounds painful! :o I get clicking but in my hips. One of my hips was surgically corrected about 3 years ago (tendonitis) and didn't click for months but now they both do! I just put it down to hypermobility or twisting about too much.
I had a severe magnesium deficiency symptoms but didn't wait to be tested. I was suffering with symptoms such as wide spread body pain, full body seizures, hallucinations and severe heart rhythm problems. I connected the dots once I put together my 50 + symptoms along with vitamin D resistance and hypoparathyroidism.
Some of my earliest symptoms of magnesium deficiency include sudden ringing in one ear that shows up randomly and lasts a short while, biting my nails again, craving chocolate, having to crack my hip, an itchy spot of my heel that is very difficult to relieve, hiccups.
But of interest different symptoms can show up after correcting magnesium and going low again! My magnesium levels dropped again and my knee started to click loudly with every step! O_o lol
Thanks for this! I thought I was going mad. :)
Trying the oil every other day will work out fine for me as I only have a shower every other day. I have a natural bristle brush too. It's meant for reflexology but it works just as well. :)