How To Make Magnesium Oil And Save 90% -
I posted a while back about magnesium deficiency: Are You Suffering From Magnesium Deficiency, Since then, I've gotten emails from readers saying that magnesium has changed their life. I am so excited about magnesium and the positive results that I see, I want to share more about this important mineral and how to supplement with it.
Most of us are deficient in magnesium. When we used to bathe in mineral-rich oceans and streams, and when our crops were not depleted of magnesium, we were not deficient. Ocean water is very rich in magnesium, but how often do we swim in the ocean, Nowadays, we don't get enough magnesium from our food and it's not in our water. So we really need to supplement. Magnesium is not easily absorbed from food or supplements. The best way to take magnesium is transdermally (via the skin).
Eight sprays of magnesium oil delivers about 100 mg of elemental magnesium to the skin. You can just spray anywhere on the body, although for better absorption, spray on the torso as opposed to the legs or arms. You can also add magnesium oil to your bath or soak you feet in warm water with magnesium oil.
When you spray the magnesium oil on your body, it can sting and feels somewhat oily/sticky to the touch. If you don't like the stinging, dilute the oil by adding more water. You can also add magnesium oil to your bath water — it's very concentrated so you don't need a lot in your bath.
Or you can mix it into your favorite body lotion (that's my favorite way to use it). I have personally had great results with magnesium oil. I spray it on my skin every day. Magnesium is known as the calming mineral, and I don't know about you but most of us could benefit from some stress reduction. Many people find that magnesium oil reduces or eliminates aches and pains, helps them to relax and helps them sleep.
If you would like to save some money, you can make your own magnesium oil using magnesium chloride flakes. Here's how to do make your own magnesium oil. 19 for 8 ounces. 29. When you use the mangnesium flakes to make your own magnesium oil, the cost is only 23 cents per ounce. You can save 90% by making your own magnesium oil with the magnesium flakes. 1. Bring the filtered water to a boil.
2. Add the magnesium flakes and stir until dissolved. 3. Remove from heat and let cool. 4. After the mixture has cooled, transfer it to a spray bottle or a plastic travel bottle. To learn more about magnesium oil, check out the book by Dr. Mark Sircus, Transdermal Magnesium Therapy, or read The Magnesium Miracle by Carolyn Dean. It is critical that you use filtered or distilled water.
Make sure your water filter filters out chlorine, fluoride and other toxic chemicals. You don't want to absorb this stuff into your skin! How to Make Magnesium Oil: Can You Use Epsom Salt Instead of Magnesium Chloride, Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) is cheaper than magnesium flakes (magnesium chloride). You can use epsom salt instead of magnesium flakes.
According to the National Institutes of Health, magnesium chloride contains 12 percent magnesium available for absorption. Magnesium sulfate, or that found in Epsom salt, has only 10 percent magnesium available for absorption. Not only that, but magnesium sulfate as epsom salt is not as pure and not as absorbable by the body as magnesium chloride (magnesium flakes). Magnesium chloride is the best choice because of its clinical and pharmacological effects, and its lower tissue toxicity as compared to magnesium sulfate. Magnesium chloride is more easily assimilated, and therefore more bioavailable or absorbed and utilized by the body.
