Transdermal delivery of medicines is generally considered safer, more
efficient, convenient and less painful than injections or IV’s.
Most
doctors and patients think of magnesium chloride as a medicine that can be
injected while you are having a heart attack and it does save the day for both
heart and stroke patients if used quickly enough. I first introduced “Magnesium
Oil” in my book
Transdermal Magnesium
Therapy and have been astonished from the beginning of what a
wonderful thing this substance is and how it has benefited so many people.
What I have found is that magnesium chloride, applied transdermally, is the
ideal magnesium delivery system – with health benefits unequalled in the entire
world of medicine. Nothing short of a miracle is to be expected with increases
in the cellular levels of magnesium if those levels have been depleted. There is
no wonder drug that can claim, in the clear, what magnesium chloride can do.
Most people will show dramatic improvements in the state of their health when
they replete their magnesium levels in an effective manner.
When we first
started talking about the magnesium I was dying. I knew it inside. I am no
longer dying. I feel life in me. I am so happy.
With magnesium oil, the
concentrate can simply be applied to the skin or poured into bath water, and in
an instant we have a powerful medical treatment. Intensive transdermal and oral
magnesium therapy can be safely applied day in and day out for consistent health
benefits. Magnesium oil is nothing short of a miracle to a person deficient in
magnesium. So clear and observable are the effects that there is no mistake, no
mysticism, no false claim made.
There are not too many medicinal substances
or medicines that can make this claim. It should be noted that pain management
with magnesium employs magnesium oil applied transdermally to the skin. Dr.
Linda Rapson, who specializes in treating chronic pain, believes that about 70
per cent of her patients who complain of muscle pain, cramps and fatigue are
showing signs of magnesium deficiency. “Virtually all of them improve when I put
them on magnesium,” says Rapson, who runs a busy Toronto pain clinic. “It may
sound too good to be true, but it’s a fact.” She’s seen the mineral work in
those with fibromyalgia, migraines and constipation. “The scientific community
should take a good hard look at this.”
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I think of all the time I "wasted" on it.... and man... i couild be so mcuh better off! lol
good morning... sharing one with you mate/... 
:coffee break:
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