<html><div>From Ruth Strackbein</div></html>Hi, I am very interested in the
Magnesium Chloride Oil, but on skimming through your post and the information
from the address you gave, I see nothing that tells me where to buy Magnesium
Chloride Oil or how much it costs. Ruth> From: [email protected]> To:
[email protected]> Subject: Re: CS>Magnesium Chloride - Transdermal
Therapy> Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 14:47:22 +0000> > Shiona,> > I take mag oil
every day, it does increase energy, makes teeth stronger and just about
everything else.> Brooks had an excellent article on mag.> More info is on
mgwater.com.> I do have the Doctors book on transdermal Mag Therapy, great
reading.> Mary> > -------------- Original message ----------------------> From:
Shiona Phillips <[email protected]>> >> > Over on the
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aboutclay/ list there has > > been a discussion
over the last few days on the subject of transdermal > > magnesium chloride
which involves applying magnesium chloride oil to the > > skin, which is
apparently a very effective way of getting it into the > > body, using oil
derived from brine solutions from seawater. I haven't > > tried it myself but
it looks interesting ...> > > > This is the home page of Dr. Mark Sircus, the
author of a recommended > > book "Transdermal Magnesium Therapy"
http://www.magnesiumforlife.com/> > > > " There are over 200 published clinical
studies[iii] documenting the > > need for magnesium and many examples of
miraculous “cures” from the use > > of this common mineral. Even DAN (Defeat
Autism Now) doctors > > underestimate autistic children’s needs recommending
only 50 milligrams > > twice a day in oral form. Not much of that is going to
get into the > > children’s blood and cells because oral administration of
magnesium is > > not absorbed readily and is made less available because of all
the > > problems in these kids’ GI systems. Professor Gilbert LeLord of France
> > published six studies evaluating the use of vitamin B6 with magnesium, > >
on autistic children and adults. Their studies typically used as much as > >
500 milligrams of magnesium with more than satisfactory results.> > > >
According to Dr. Norman Shealy oral magnesium supplementation takes > > between
6 to 12 months to restore intracellular levels whereas a > > transdermally
applied magnesium lotion with 25% magnesium chloride > > restores intracellular
levels within 4 to 6 weeks. Some nutritional > > experts now believe that 750
milligrams of magnesium supplement per day > > is a more physiologic[iv]
recommendation but to take that much orally > > might upset the digestive
system, cause diarrhea, and end up not being > > properly absorbed.> > > > Good
sources of magnesium include whole grains, nuts, peanut butter, > > cottonseed,
peanut and soybean flours, green leafy vegetables and > > spices. It's better
to get magnesium from foods rather than supplements > > because high doses have
a laxative effect--the body's way of preventing > > toxic levels. But
unfortunately we have to come to terms with the fact > > that the food values
of magnesium have been dropping over the last fifty > > years making it
extremely difficult to receive all we need from foods. > > The International
Medical Veritas Association recommends a system of > > transdermal magnesium
therapy that bypasses the problems evident with > > oral magnesium
supplementation. (See treatment recommendations) "> > > > > > Shiona> > > > > >
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