Magnesium Urls & Frequently Requested Info



Magnesium Urls & Frequently Requested Info

I get the transdermal magnesium chloride at Global Light Network at

their magnesium chloride ‘oil’ and if to be used in bath, often add the magnesium flakes too.

And for all their products. They also sell a liquid ionic magnesium which is good if taking magnesium orally too.[not instead of the transdermal]

PHONE: 1888 236 2108 Dave is the CEO and very nice. He knows me.

They also have distributors in several countries. Sometimes I get it from the States at the main office; and sometimes from a distributor in Canada.

But I truly advise everybody to read the info on MagnesiumForLife at least so they will know the most effective ways to use it, as well as the dosage, warnings, etc.

MagnesiumForLife

Lot of info on transdermal magnesium chloride at this site; as well as how to use it, what it can be used for, compares it to other forms of magnesium such as various oral supplements, I.Vs, injections, Epson salts, where to get what the IMVA recommends, etc



Magnesium For Life by Dr Mark Sircus

Magnesium deficiencies are being implicated in many conditions including cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes, fibromyalgia, autism, ADHD, psychiatric and other behavior disorders, sexual dysfunctions, pain management, sleep problems, restless leg syndrome, PMS, Alzheimer's, in pregnancy, dental problems and more. Recent information shows over 68% are deficient in magnesium, more if disease is present. Magnesium may be the "missing link" between good health and sub-optimal health General Uses for Magnesium Oil; Info on what transdermal magnesium chloride is and how to use it. MORE



Magnesium



This article is an overview of the essential needs for magnesium in the human body and how the body utilizes magnesium. Dr. Sircus also offers a list of diseases in which magnesium deficiency is indicated.

Transdermal Magnesium

(some interesting graphs too)

"Dr. Shealy adds that the problem with oral magnesium 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."

Dr. Sircus writes about the various methods of magnesium intake . . . through food, oral supplements, intravenously and transdermally. With each method is the consideration of how available the magnesium is to the cells. He states that magnesium transdermal absorption (through the skin) is the fastest and safest method for magnesium supplementation.

Magnesium Deficiency



In this article, Dr. Sircus gets more specific about who is most likely to have a magnesium deficiency and what drugs, foods and conditions cause it.

He also covers the interaction between calcium and magnesium.

Intravenous Magnesium



(this one also has a good graph on % of magnesium in various magnesium supplements)

Magnesium – Glutathione



In this article, Dr. Sircus writes about low magnesium levels and its association with dramatic increases in free radical generation as well as glutathione depletion. Adequate levels of glutathione are important to neutralizing the effects of mercury within the body. This is related to toxins accumulated from vaccines and the various neurological disorders children may incur from them. He also writes about heavy metals accumulation in the brain that contributes to Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s, etc.

General Uses for Magnesium Oil



Magnesium Chloride versus Magnesium Sulphate (Epson Salts)

WARNINGS



PRODUCT Information

THERE IS MORE AT THIS URL.



The International Medical Veritas Association highly recommends that magnesium chloride be taken in the most natural form available. In keeping with this recommendation, we have found that magnesium chloride taken from the ocean is superior to manufactured magnesium chloride. The manufacturing process, which yields a crystal or powdered product, usually involves the use of hydrochloric acid.

The reasons for a preference for natural sources for magnesium chloride are abundant but the most essential reasons are as follows:

• The Magnesium Oil we will refer you to is considerably less toxic in terms of heavy metals than industrial fabricated products.

• The Magnesium Oil from Global Light is considerably more concentrated than all the other products that we have investigated. There is approximately twice as much elemental magnesium as in magnesium oils that are created from magnesium chloride powder or crystal. This makes Global Light’s product more cost effective and more therapeutically active.

• Magnesium products from the ocean have certain properties that cannot be replicated in a manufacturing process. The Sea has all ninety two known minerals, and in the exact proportion to human blood. One of Hawaii's fastest-growing exports is seawater. Super-cold water sucked up from thousands of feet below the Pacific Ocean's surface is being marketed as healthy, pure, mineral-rich drinking water. Japanese consumers are paying top dollar for desalinated Hawaiian deep-sea water being marketed as a dietary supplement that aids weight loss, stress reduction, skin tone and digestion. A two-ounce bottle of Hawaii Deep Marine's Kona Nigari seawater mineral concentrate (to mix with regular water) sell for $33.50 ($2,144 a gallon) reported USA Today.[i] And 1.5 liter bottles of desalinated seawater sells for between $4 to $6 each in Japan and Korea.

DOSAGE



MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF DISEASE

On-line free book on magnesium. Read the contents and find what you are particularly interested in.



Magnesium, The Nutrient That Could Change Your Life

This is the title page and contents. This is a free on-line book.



Magnesium

Part 1 – very informative and well laid mon conditions linked to a deficiency. Magnesium is a must. The diets of all Americans are likely to be deficient........Even a mild deficiency causes sensitiveness to noise, nervousness, irritability, mental depression, confusion, twitching, trembling, apprehension, insomnia, muscle weakness and cramps in the toes, feet, legs, or fingers.



Part 2 – Common conditions linked to deficiency - between magnesium deficiency and diverse conditions such as fibromyalgia, hearing loss, migraines, menstrual cramps (dysmenorrhea), mitral valve prolapse, muscle cramps, nystagmus, osteoporosis, pectus excavatum, TMJ and more.



MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY & SUDDEN DEATH

Tests for mag deficiency as well as a small list of common symptoms. more

Written and Researched by Ronald J. Grisanti D.C., D.A.B.C.O.



The Power Mineral Magnesium

About Magnesium. Occurrence in Nature; Magnesium Balance; Magnesium Circulation within the body; What does the body do with this valuable substance; Repsorted Magnesium Requirements; Magnesium Contents in Food; Origins of Magnesium Deficiency; more. This is well illustrated with graphs, colours, cartoons, more



Magnesium Deficiency: The Complex Symptoms of Mineral Deficiency.

Pharmacological effects. FIRST effects of magnesium. Enzymes & mag. ATP complex and mag. SECOND effect of magnesium. THIRD effect of magnesium. Fourth effect. Indications for magnesium. This is well illustrated using colours and pictures.



Links to over 300 articles discussing magnesium and magnesium deficiency. or

To go directly to a specific category, click on an item in the list below.

Some of the conditions magnesium may be useful in treating or preventing are:

▪ Aging

▪ Aggressive Behavior

▪ Alcoholism

▪ Amytrophic Lateral Sclerosis

▪ Alzheimer's Disease

▪ Arrhythmia

▪ Asthma

▪ Attention Deficit Disorder

▪ Autism

▪ Brain Damage

▪ Cancer

▪ Cerebral Palsy

▪ Cerebrovascular

▪ Chemical Sensitivity

▪ Chronic Fatigue

▪ Cluster Headaches

▪ Cocaine-related Stroke

▪ Constipation

▪ Cramps

▪ Diabetes

▪ Fibromyalgia

▪ Fluoride Toxicity

▪ Head Injuries, Central Nervous System Injuries

▪ Heart Disease. Heart Attack, Atherosclerosis, Cardiovascular Disease, etc.

▪ HIV, AIDS

▪ Hypertension

▪ Kidney Stones

▪ Magnesium Deficiency

▪ Menopause

▪ Migraine Headache

▪ Mitral Valve Prolapse

▪ Multiple Sclerosis

▪ Nystagmus

▪ Osteoporosis

▪ Peripheral vascular disease

▪ Pregnancy-related problems, Eclampsia

▪ Premenstrual Syndrome, PMS

▪ Psychiatric Disorders

▪ Repetitive Strain Injury

▪ Rheumatoid Arthritis

▪ Sickle Cell Disease

▪ SIDS

▪ Sports-related problems

▪ Stress

▪ Stuttering

▪ Tetanus

▪ Tinnitis, Sound Sensitivity

▪ TMJ

▪ Toxic Shock

▪ Violence

Articles are listed under one heading only.

Many of them cover more than one subject.

Use the website’s search to find additional articles on your subject.

Zinc and Potassium (links to the other minerals, vitamins etc)



MAGNESIUM & SEIZURES - If in doubt.doc

How to reduce seizure medication but still control one's seizures with magnesium - and more



THE ROLE OF MAGNESIUM IN FIBROMYAGLIA

About CFS too. An investigatory paper by Mark London

SIGNIFICANT MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY IN DEPRESSION

By Richard H. Cox, Ph.D.,C. Norman Shealy, M.D., Ph.D. Roger K. Cady, M.D., Diane Veehoff, R.N., M.S.W., Ph.D., Mariann Burnetti Awell, Psy.D., Rita Houston, L.P.N.

The current report summarizes the frequency of magnesium deficiency in depressed patients as well as the greater accuracy of the magnesium load test over various blood levels for measuring metabolic competency of this critical mineral.

Magnesium and Osteoporosis

Magnesium acts as a balancer of calcium in our body. Magnesium is also nature's "calcium channel blocker", preventing the entry of excessive calcium in to the cell that causes contractions, contributing to chest pain, hypertension, and arrhythmias. Magnesium deficiency can cause various abnormalities of calcium metabolism, resulting in the formation of calcium deposits in arteries. Magnesium - Balancer of Calcium; Calcium Supplementation; Osteoporosis Prevention Protocol



How Many Americans Are Magnesium Deficient?

Paul Mason sues FDA. Foods with magnesium. % of Americans deficient. Mag deficiency elevates CRP (cardiovascular disease) & stroke. More



Magnesium & Calcium

Although the process of absorption for magnesium is similar to that of calcium, some people absorb or retain much more magnesium than calcium (or more calcium than magnesium), so the commonly suggested supplemental intake ratio of 2:1 for calcium and magnesium is really an arbitrary value that can change significantly under various individual circumstances. This is good to read if one is deficient in minerals.



Magnesium.doc

Good article on many varied uses for magnesium - but I found the dosages are much to little, as to be ineffective in my experience.. This is also a good impartial site for info on many various supplements.



Magnesium for Life - Yahoo Group

Discusses benefits of magnesium chloride from the sea; Also its use as a topical/transdermal application as opposed to oral products, which present many problems for absorption into our bodies and a longer time to bring magnesium levels up from deficiency states. Members discuss the various ways they have used transdermal magnesium chloride, their results, and try to answer questions that arise.

Rapid Recovery from Depression Using Magnesium Treatment

There’s a large graph here showing many of the mental symptoms of magnesium deficiency.



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