Magnesium Oil

Magnesium supplements can take five years to work…Magnesium Oil takes about four weeks!

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“Deficiency of magnesium is associated with virtually every known major disease:
• Heart Attacks
• Diabetes
• Depression
• Obesity
• Cancer
• And more…
Oral magnesium supplements are not easy to assimilate and many take five years or longer to give results.”
–Dr. Norman Shealy, one of the world’s leading experts in pain management
What is Magnesium Oil?
Magnesium chloride is one of the best kept secrets, not only in naturopathic medicine but in the world of allopathic medicine where it is used in emergency rooms to save lives. This is actually an exciting medical discovery, that magnesium, one of the most common and most necessary nutritional minerals is an incredibly fast-acting, safe and effective medicine.
Magnesium chloride treatments:
• address systemic nutritional deficiencies
• act to improve the function of our cells and immune system
• help protect cells from oxidative damage
It’s a systemic medicine as well as a local one bringing new life and energy to the cells wherever it is applied topically. Magnesium deficiency is one of the most common nutritional problems in the industrialized world today.
Can’t I just get the magnesium I need by using Epsom salts?
An excerpt from “Transdermal Magnesium Therapy” by Mark Sircus, O.M.D.
Magnesium chloride (found in Magnesium Oil) is an inexpensive alternative method to relieve stress, inflammation and pain at the cellular level. It is also the mineral of choice for rejuvenation and cell energy production.
Epsom salts on the other hand, are rapidly excreted through the kidneys and therefore difficult to assimilate. It is also more toxic and less absorbable and retainable in the body. Effects do not last long which means you need to add more to a bath to get similar results. It also works mainly as a laxative.
Its effect, form and toxicity demands it be used in special applications where the sulfur is needed. We do not recommend Epsom salts in the tub to increase magnesium levels since they are very alkaline and can adversely change the PH balance of the skin.
Other magnesium products are less advantageous because they lack the infection-fighting potential. Magnesium chloride crystals are made from seawater. Separately, both magnesium and chloride have important functions in keeping us healthy. Chloride combines with hydrogen in the stomach to make hydrochloric acid, a powerful digestive aid that declines in the body as we grow older.
Using other forms of magnesium is less beneficial as these have to be converted into chlorides before they can be digested. For example, when we take magnesium in the oxide or carbonate form, we then have to produce additional hydrochloric acid to absorb it.
How is magnesium best absorbed?
Dr. Norm Shealy, has tested magnesium oil using it transdermally against oral and intravenous applications. He emphasizes that through magnesium transdermal use, DHEA levels raise within a short period of time. Dr. Shealy also states that the best absorbed oral magnesium is magnesium taurate, but in his experience, it takes up to five years of taking oral magnesium supplements to restore intracellular levels to normal range.
By using magnesium oil transdermally, it restores the intracellar levels within four weeks.
Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate (Magnesium Oil) is
1. Easy to use
2. Extremely absorbable
3. Safe to use (unless you have kidney failure)

Where does Magnesium Oil come from?

If I take magnesium supplements, isn’t that just as good as Magnesium Oil?
Taking oral magnesium supplements everyday is like taking an antacid everyday.
The downside of taking magnesium supplements is that they are:
• A very alkaline substance
• Can neutralize stomach acid
• Which can lead to malabsorption and other health problems
Many things affect magnesium absorption from the gut no matter what form of oral supplement is used, and this seriously compromises oral administration in medical treatment. Most drugs will adversely affect how magnesium taken orally is absorbed or how quickly it will be excreted.
When we think about the drugs used for children on the autism spectrum, we should be concerned about antipsychotics used for behavior control. Zyprexa, Risperdal, and others can cause hyperglycemia, which in turn causes increased excretion of magnesium taken orally.
Many drugs bind with magnesium diminishing its availability in the body.
Two cans of soda per day (all of which contain phosphates) also bind up a lot of magnesium by preventing absorption of magnesium ions in the GI tract.
Magnesium also binds with aspartame so drinking diet sodas is not an option.
Why risk prolonged diarrhea or kidney disease?
The problem with oral magnesium supplements is that all magnesium compounds are potentially laxative.
And there is good evidence that magnesium absorption depends upon the mineral remaining in the intestine at least 12 hours. If intestinal transit time is less than 12 hours, magnesium absorption is impaired. One of the major disadvantages of magnesium compositions that are currently available is that they do not control the release of magnesium, but instead immediately release magnesium in the stomach after they are ingested.
These products are inefficient because they release magnesium in the upper gastrointestinal tract where it reacts with other substances such as calcium. These reactions reduce the absorption of magnesium. Intravenous as well as transdermal administration of magnesium bypass processing by the liver.
Consider saturating your tissues safely and easily
Both transdermal and intravenous therapy (using Magnesium Oil) create “tissue saturation”, the ability to get the nutrients where we want them, directly in the circulation, where they can reach body tissues at high doses, without loss. Intravenous administration is riskier; though as an emergency medicine it most certainly has its place.
It is well known that oral supplementation of magnesium in any significant quantities will cause massive and prolonged diarrhea and is very likely to cause serious kidney damage. These side effects are completely avoided when using magnesium chloride transdermally even with very large quantities and at high frequency rates.
Transdermal application of magnesium is far superior to oral supplements and is in reality the best practical way magnesium can be used as a medicine besides by direct injection. Used transdermally or intravenously we have a potent natural substance that penetrates the cells with stunning result on cell biochemistry. Healing, overall energy production (ATP), skin integrity, cardiac health, diabetes prevention, pain management, calming effect on the nervous system, sleep improvement, lowering of blood pressure are among the general uses magnesium chloride can be put to.
The studies coming out every day provide more evidence of the need to supply adequate magnesium to people of all ages, and in a form that will be easily absorbed. What a few can do with intravenous magnesium injections everyone can do with transdermal magnesium.
In summary, magnesium is a safe and simple intervention and should be the first thing doctors recommend to their patients. Transdermal mineral therapy with magnesium chloride is the most powerful, relatively safe medical intervention we have to care for many of our patients needs.
With this simple application of magnesium on the skin or used in baths we can easily have our patients take up their magnesium to healthier levels. With patients who are deficient in magnesium (the great majority of patients are magnesium deficient) expect dramatic improvements in a broad range of conditions.
“Magnesium chloride is a nutrient … that belongs in every household in the world, in every doctor’s clinic and in every hospital.”
An excerpt from the book “Transdermal Magnesium Therapy” by Mark Sircus, Acupuncturist, and O.M.D.
What health conditions can a magnesium deficiency trigger?
• Anxiety and Panic attacks- Magnesium (Mg) normally keeps adrenal stress hormones under control.
• Asthma- Both histamine production and bronchial spasms increase with Mg deficiency.
• Blood clots- Mg has an important role to play in preventing blood clots and keeping the blood thin-much like aspirin but without the side effects.
• Bowel disease- Mg deficiency slows down the bowel causing constipation, which could lead to toxicity and mal absorption of nutrients, as well as colitis.
• Cystitis- Bladder spasms are worsened by Mg deficiency.
• Depression-Serotonin, which elevates moods, is dependent on Mg. A Mg-deficient brain is also more susceptible to allergens, foreign substances that can cause symptoms similar to mental illness.
• Detoxification- Mg is crucial for the removal of toxic substances and heavy metals such as aluminum and lead.
• Diabetes- Mg enhances insulin secretion, facilitating sugar metabolism. Without Mg insulin is not able to transfer glucose into cells. Glucose and insulin build up in the blood causing various types of tissue damage.
• Fatigue- Mg-deficient patients commonly experience fatigue because dozens of enzyme systems are under-functioning. An early symptom of Mg deficiency is frequently fatigue.
• Heart disease- Mg deficiency is common in people with heart disease. Mg is administered in hospitals for acute myocardial infarction and cardiac arrhythmia. Like any other muscle, the heart muscle requires Mg. Mg is also used to treat angina, or chest pain.
• Hypertension- With insufficient Mg, spasm of blood vessels and high cholesterol occur, both of which lead to blood pressure problems.
• Hypoglycemia- Mg keeps insulin under control; without Mg episodes of low blood sugar can result.
• Insomnia, RLS, Sleeping Disorders – Sleep-regulating melatonin production is disturbed without sufficient Mg.
• Kidney Disease- Mg deficiency contributes to atherosclerotic kidney failure. Mg deficiency creates abnormal lipid levels and worsening blood sugar control in kidney transplant patients.
• Liver Disease leading to liver failure- Mg deficiency commonly occurs during liver transplantation.
• Migraine- Serotonin balance is Mg-dependent. Deficiency of serotonin can result in migraine headaches and depression.
• Musculoskeletal conditions- Fibrositis, fibromyalgia, muscle spasms, eye twitches, cramps and chronic neck and back pain may be caused by Mg deficiency and can be relieved with Mg supplements.
• Nerve problems- Mg alleviates peripheral nerve disturbances throughout the whole body, such as migraines, muscle contractions, gastrointestinal spasms, and calf, foot and toe cramps. It is also used in treating central nervous symptoms of vertigo and confusion.
• Obstetrics and Gynecology- Mg prevents Premenstrual Syndrome; prevents dysmenorrhea (cramping pain during menses); is important in the treatment of infertility; and alleviates premature contractions, preeclampsia, and eclampsia in pregnancy. Intravenous Mg is given in obstetrical wards for pregnancy-induced hypertension and to lessen the risk of cerebral palsy and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Mg should be a required supplement for pregnant mothers.
• Osteoporosis- Use of calcium with Vitamin D to enhance calcium absorption without a balancing amount of Mg causes further Mg deficiency, which triggers a cascade of events leading to bone loss.
• Raynaud’s Syndrome- Mg helps relax the spastic blood vessels that cause pain and numbness of the fingers.
• Tooth decay- Mg deficiency causes an unhealthy balance of phosphorus and calcium in saliva, which damages teeth.
* Material excerpted from Carolyn Dean, MD, ND. “The Miracle of Magnesium” (2003 Ballantine Books: New York, NY), 2003. pp. 5-7. Dr. Carolyn Dean is an acknowledged authority in both conventional and alternative medicine. As the well-known author of “The Miracle of Magnesium”, she is an expert in recognizing and treating the dozens of conditions caused by magnesium deficiency.
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Can magnesium help with stress and depression?
Because magnesium is involved in so many processes in the body, once a deficiency develops, that deficiency can spiral out of control. A low magnesium level causes metabolic functions to decrease, causing further stress on the body, reducing the body’s ability to absorb and retain magnesium.
A marginal deficiency can easily be transformed into a more significant problem when stressful events trigger additional magnesium loss. In the extreme situations, stressful events can trigger sudden drops of serum magnesium, leading to cardiac arrest. Magnesium is considered the “anti-stress” mineral.
It is a natural tranquilizer that functions to relax skeletal muscles as well as the smooth muscles of blood vessels and the gastrointestinal tract. Even a mild deficiency of magnesium can cause increased sensitivity to noise, nervousness, irritability, mental depression, confusion, twitching, trembling, apprehension, and insomnia.
Magnesium offers a powerful way to help the body treat depression. It also helps the body to better deal with stress because large amounts of magnesium are lost when a person is under stress.
Anxiety and panic attacks are also addressed by magnesium by keeping adrenal stress hormones under control so it can really help in dealing with stressful emergencies.
Is there any relationship between magnesium levels and obesity?
It is interesting to understand that when a dieter starves himself of calories, he/she starves the brain cells as well. New research finds that these hungry brain cells then release “feed me” signals, which drive hunger, slow metabolism and ultimately cause reduced-calorie diets to fail.
Magnesium would be number one on the list of driving those hunger signals because it is also the number-one and most important mineral lacking in most processed foods today.
Obese people have a serious problem with magnesium deficiency and no matter how much they eat they can never get enough and this is especially bad for brain cells, which depend on magnesium for healthy neurological function.
Part of the problem is all the white, nutritionally-deficient foods obese people tend to eat. White foods are stripped of all of their magnesium mineral content so anyone who consumes these foods simply MUST INCREASE their magnesium to satisfy their mineral cravings!
How will I know how much to take?
Since Magnesium Oil can be used for many different health conditions, here are some suggested uses.
For internal use
Oral 3-5 sprays of magnesium chloride in a glass of pure water is an excellent way to take magnesium internally. It assists digestion, counteracts excess acidity in the stomach, and delivers magnesium swiftly into the bloodstream for distribution to all the cells of the body.
–Daniel Reid, author of Tao of Detoxification
The taste of the Magnesium in water does not taste very good. You can mix it in a little fruit juice such as grapefruit, orange, lemon or other types of juices. What ever suites you best.
Foot Bath or Tub
The recommended amount of Magnesium Oil per bath is 2 oz- 4oz. Remember other forms of Magnesium such as flakes, Lotions, or gels usually have less Magnesium per ounce in them. Best Results is using Magnesium Oil directly such as spraying it on the bottoms of your feet.
Spray On Skin
Using 4 to 6 sprays of Magnesium Oil under each arm, armpit and sides of the body. Spraying directly on area’s of concern accelerates a direct benefit to the body. Ten (10) sprays equals 1100 mg of magnesium. Use approximately ten sprays or more daily after you determine your individual tolerance.
Some people and especially children might develop a rash from using the magnesium oil when applied directly to the skin.
Note for sensitive skin: Many children, if the magnesium oil is used at full strength, will feel a burning or stinging and this can be painful and if this happens the oil should be washed off quickly. In such cases you need to dilute the magnesium oil 50/50 with distilled or mineral water and when the body acclimates to the magnesium one can then build up to the full concentration.
Rule of thumb about dosage: It is always a good idea to start with low dose and work one’s way gradually to higher doses. Whenever any kind of uncomfortable reaction occurs this is a sign to lower the dosage or concentration.
–“Trandermal Magnesium Therapy” by Mark Sircus, Ac., O.M.D.
Dosage Information
“ULTRA PURE” MAGNESIUM OIL 128 fl. oz. = 1 gallon =16 – 8 fl. oz. spray bottles per gallon
More than 23 G or (23,000 mg.) of Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate in every ounce!
8 oz. Spray Bottle (Fine Spray Nozzle) Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate
• 8 oz. Bottle using 8 sprays (4 under each arm, arm pit, sides of the body and other areas of need) averages two months use
• More Than 23 g (23,000 mg.)
• Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate per oz. x 8 oz. = 184,000 mg. per bottle
• 184,000 mg. / 8oz. Bottle = 115 mg per spray
• 115 mg per spray/ 8 sprays per day (Minimum Recommended) = 920 mg per day
Remember…
“Deficiency of magnesium is associated with virtually every known disease: heart attacks, diabetes, depression, cancer, etc. Oral magnesium supplements are not easy to assimilate and many take five years or longer to give results.”
–Dr. Norman Shealy
“90-95% of the population is deficient (in Magnesium), and most of them have thought that regular magnesium supplements (taken orally) will fix magnesium deficiencies. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case.”
–Dr Carolyn Dean, MD, ND (author of “The Miracle of Magnesium”)
Dr. Norm Shealy, one of the world’s leading experts in pain management, has tested magnesium oil using it transdermally against oral and intravenous applications. He emphasizes that through magnesium transdermal use, DHEA levels raise within a short period of time. According to Dr. Shealy the best absorbed oral magnesium is magnesium taurate, but in his experience, it takes up to one year of taking oral magnesium to restore intracellular levels to normal range.
Four weeks to improvement
By using magnesium oil transdermally, it restores the intracellar levels within four weeks. Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate (magnesium oil) is easy to use and it is extremely absorbable. There is no known danger to using magnesium unless you have kidney failure.

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“Deficiency of magnesium is associated with virtually every known disease: heart attacks, diabetes, depression, cancer, etc. Oral magnesium supplements are not easy to assimilate and many take five years or longer to give results.”

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128 fl. oz. = 1 gallon =16 – 8 fl. oz. spray bottles per gallon

More than 23 G or (23,000 mg.) of Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate in every ounce!

8 oz. Spray Bottle (Fine Spray Nozzle) – Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate

8oz. Bottle using 8 sprays (4 under each arm, arm pit, sides of the body and other areas of need) averages two months use

More Than 23 g (23,000 mg.) Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate per oz. x 8 oz. = 184,000 mg. per bottle

184,000 mg. / 8oz. Bottle = 115 mg per spray

115 mg per spray/ 8 sprays per day (Minimum Recommended) = 920 mg per day

“90-95% of the population is deficient (in Magnesium), and most of them have thought that regular magnesium supplements (taken orally) will fix magnesium deficiencies. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case” Dr Carolyn Dean (author of the Miracle of Magnesium)

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