Magnesium oil

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In a message dated 1/14/2006 4:53:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,

jenbooks13@... writes:

this stuff is not really oil that I've used, and its a little intense.

ITs magnesium chloride from seawater. It is made my global light?

That's what my receipt says.

THis is similar to the other.

_http://www.globallight.net/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=245_

(http://www.globallight.net/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=245)

mjh

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I guess without blood tests before and after this oil use, we won't truely know if it brings up the over all body's levels.

Light

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, as I said, it's been tested before and after. So that's been done.

It does put magnesium inside the body. I don't think the iodine-expert

doctors would recommend it if it didn't actually work, and they are testing

people all the time for their nutritional well being. So we do truly know

already.

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At 03:26 AM 9/26/2010, you wrote:

>I guess without blood tests before and after this oil use, we won't truely

>know if it brings up the over all body's levels.

>

> Light

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This would vary for people. Mag Chloride (mag oil) is considered ideal

generally because it is so bioavailable, but some individuals are better

off with mag sulfate (epsom salts).

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>My experience is that mg chloride is NOT the best choice. Mg sulfate

>works much better for me and is far less expensive. There is alot of

>research that has been done on the transdermal efficacy of mg sulfate and

>it works!! you can see one such study at:

><http://www.mgwater.com/transdermal.shtml>http://www.mgwater.com/transdermal.sh\

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>MgsO4 is also one of the best choices for oral absorption. Usually 1/2

>teaspoon 3 times a day is well tolerated by most people. There are also

>protocols using mgso4 pr (per rectum) I have raised my magnesium levels

>using all of these protocols including nebulising. Robb

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~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

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Yes it is magnesium sulfate. I was just trying to raise my magnesium levels because I have mercury issues.

I think the only studies showing the efficacy of mg sulfate has been done by Andy Cutler while treating people with mercury illness.

MG Chloride gives me palpitations....sulfate just makes me feel much better. Robb

Re: Magnesium oil

Interestingly enough, the first place I learned of transdermal absorbtion of magnesium was my medical doctor. He prescribed epsom salts baths as a way of getting magnesium to the muscles that were spasming when I was a kid because the skin is the largest organ of the body (though most people don't think of it as an organ and I didn't till the doct told me), and it absorbs what is on it and a epsom salt is high in magnesium. Works like a charm. And I've used it since then though now that I know I was deficient in vitamin D and increased that,the spasms are not a problem unless I forget to take it.... Tressler Healthy Transitions Life Coaching 541-791-1464 Help raise funds for Legacy Land Conservancy by searching the internet or shoping online with GoodSearch (www.goodsearch.com).

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From: Robb <rallen@...>Subject: Re: Re: Magnesium oiliodine Date: Wednesday, 29 September, 2010, 17:02

My experience is that mg chloride is NOT the best choice. Mg sulfate works much better for me and is far less expensive. There is alot of research that has been done on the transdermal efficacy of mg sulfate and it works!! you can see one such study at:

http://www.mgwater.com/transdermal.shtml

MgsO4 is also one of the best choices for oral absorption. Usually 1/2 teaspoon 3 times a day is well tolerated by most people. There are also protocols using mgso4 pr (per rectum) I have raised my magnesium levels using all of these protocols including nebulising. Robb

Re: Magnesium oil

Interestingly enough, the first place I learned of transdermal absorbtion of magnesium was my medical doctor. He prescribed epsom salts baths as a way of getting magnesium to the muscles that were spasming when I was a kid because the skin is the largest organ of the body (though most people don't think of it as an organ and I didn't till the doct told me), and it absorbs what is on it and a epsom salt is high in magnesium. Works like a charm. And I've used it since then though now that I know I was deficient in vitamin D and increased that,the spasms are not a problem unless I forget to take it.... Tressler Healthy Transitions Life Coaching 541-791-1464 Help raise funds for Legacy Land Conservancy by searching the internet or shoping online with GoodSearch (www.goodsearch.com).

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Hi,

I have been using Swanson's Magnesium oil, but I just learned from another group that Mag oil has a lot of bromide. Anyone know if that is true?

Thanks, Sandy

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Hi Sandy,

From what I have read it is not enough to be significant.

Kathleen

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Re: magnesium oil

Hi,

I have been using Swanson's Magnesium oil, but I just learned from another group that Mag oil has a lot of bromide. Anyone know if that is true?

Thanks, Sandy