Magnesium Transdermal

…here is a letter we received about health benefits of magnesium

Dear Herb,

Magnesium chloride is one of the four most important minerals your body requires for cellular health. Magnesium soothes the sympathetic nervous system (providing deeper rest), and is essential for the production of amino acids that are critical for virtually every chemical reaction in your body. There are great health benefits of magnesium.

There is a documented epidemic of magnesium deficiency in America, and yet, the medical industry is trying to deal with it using drugs instead of effective supplements. Why supplements? Because the food that is grown on our depleted soils no longer contains enough magnesium to sustain you in a healthy state. How can you get the health benefits of Magnesium from depleted soil?

The health benefits of Magnesium causes natural calm with magnesium. How do you know that there is an epidemic of magnesium deficiency taking place? Let me list some of the symptoms: road rage (instability, quick to anger), restless leg (twitchy nervous behaviors), high blood pressure, arthritis, diabetes, tooth cavities, sleep disorders, cramps, migraines, panic attacks, depression … Have you seen any of this around you lately?

The health benefits of magnesium cause a natural calmness when you have enough magnesium in the body. When you restore vital magnesium to the body, you enable cellular regeneration to exceed degeneration. That means you can reverse the symptoms, even if they are labeled “there is no cure for …”

Go here to learn more about Magnesium and its impact on your health.

Magnesium chloride is critical for your cellular health, your nervous system, regenerating & maintaining living cells, and producing amino acids (critical for virtually every reaction in the body).

Magnesium comes from the ocean

To get the real health benefits of magnesium you need to use the supplement as a spray or skin rub. It is impossible to rebuild magnesium levels through oral supplementation – because of the bowel flush reaction … your body cannot and will not retain it if it is asked to pass from the digestive tract directly into your blood. It will be retained when it is absorbed directly into your extra-cellular fluid through your skin.

Let me share some comments from users of Magnesium Oil:

The magnesium is the best thing that has happened to me. I take daily baths and come out feeling like a million dollars. It melts the tension away better than any product I have ever used. I completely submerge myself in the bath allowing my hair to soak in it as well. The color is changing, the slight graying is disappearing. Although not for everyone while submerged I do some meditation. While under water you block out the world and the magnesium relaxes you and puts you in a perfect state of balance and peace. If you could bottle this state of euphoria you could make a million dollars. Enjoy! the health benefits of magnesium.”!
Victoria

“I have been seeing my cardiologist for 6 years due to long standing heart problems. He has been trying to get my blood pressure and cholesterol down. My blood pressure would often shoot up suddenly and I would get chills and shake all over.

“After little over two months with Transdermal Magnesium Oil the erratic blood pressure and the chills have decreased dramatically. Another major change  (these are health benefits of magnesium) is that the scratchy eyes that tormented me due to deposits of a heart medicine have cleared up.

“My blood pressure was normal. My cholesterol was remarkable, as the doctor put it. At the end of his examination, he said, “You obviously look much healthier, but you also appear younger these are health benefits of magnesium.”
~Lynn

An excellent means of absorbing critically needed magnesium and essential moisture for cellular regeneration is based on the discovery of energized and structured water. This liquid solution gives immediate delivery & absorption of these minerals into living cells.

Discover more about Magnesium, the “Fountain of Youth.”

To your health!

Martin Pytela

Life Enthusiast Co-op

P.S. Twenty four – I wish I were that age again. Everything was working just right, without even having to work at it. Speaking of not hard to do: supplement magnesium in your bath!

Magnesium Crystals are the concentrated the form of magnesium that is the keystone of cellular regeneration. We call it the ‘fountain of youth’. Use a 1/4 cup in a bath every day. If you are a “shower person” use the Magnesium Oil or Gel. Spray it on any area of concern as often as desired, to enhance vitality. You can reverse aging by stimulating regeneration. The magnesium oil is also a magnificent dental aid – it whitens teeth by rebuilding the mineral levels in your teeth.

Want more information about Transdermal Magnesium? …just go to the Reiki Ranch Store, and buy a bottle of magnesium or the magnesium salt.

Why are MD’s pouring calcium into older women, but it is not building strong bones. Magnesium is the mineral of rejuvenation and prevents the calcification of our organs, muscles, glands, joints and tissues that is characteristic of the old-age related degeneration of our body.

The calcium will not work properly if there is not enough magnesium present in the body. Many millions have a magnesium deficiency. Spray on magnesium oil or even soaking your feet in magnesium salt are two great ways to add magnesium to your system. Reiki Ranch Store

Soaking our feet in magnesium crystals

http://subtleenergytherapy.org/magnesium_calcium.html

US Department of Agriculture reports: It is medical wisdom that tells us that magnesium is actually the key to the body’s proper assimilation and use of calcium.

What is the proper ratio of calcium to magnesium? some say 1:1, while others say 2:1 or even reverse where there are 2 parts of magnesium to 1 part of calcium depending on the amount of milk products the person takes.

This is worth looking at: Colon and Colorectal Cancer – How a High Magnesium Diet prevents Colon and Colorectal Cancer

Magnesium Levels and Loss of Muscle Mass in Older People

As reported in a magnesium newsletter: In a research study reported in the August 2006 edition of the prestigious American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, researchers investigated whether loss of magnesium may contribute to loss of muscle mass in older people and discovered that low magnesium levels are responsible for a significant decline in muscle strength.

Deficiency in Magnesium causes weak muscles. Muscle strength testing and function were evaluated in over 1,100 men and women with an average age of 67. Researchers found there was a very strong relationship between magnesium levels and muscle function after other factors were adjusted for. They noted that individuals with higher magnesium levels generally had a stronger hand grip, more power in their legs and were able to extend their knees and ankles with more force. Dr. L.J. Dominguez, who headed up the study, noted that 68% of adults get less than the recommended daily allowance of magnesium and that older people and those with chronic disease are at particularly high risk of magnesium deficiency.

There are hundreds of studies proving adequate magnesium is essential for healthy cell function of the heart, brain, muscles and nerves.

Magnesium and diabetes is found here at Suble Energy Therapy

Many of our western diets leave us deficient in many of the nutrients needed for daily living.  Our soils are depleted, leaving even those who consume a “supposedly healthy diet” lacking.  Our elderly population is at greater risk of an inadequate diet.  Research conducted at the Children’s Hospital Research Institute in Oakland California connects correcting magnesium intake to healthier aging, and a reduction in age-related disease. 

According to the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan in the study of the nutritional intake of elderly residents in long term care facilities, it was found that even those consuming a regular healthy diet may not be receiving their daily nutritional requirements. 

Inadequacies were found in over 70% of the participants.  Deficiencies were found in folate, magnesium, zinc, and vitamins E and B6.  The conclusion of this study suggests that nutrient-dense foods may not provide the nutritional requirements. 

Studies continue around the world on the effects of Magnesium on both our physical as well as our mental health. In a study conducted by the Medical Research Unit in Clinical Epidemiology, Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), Durango, Mexico, the magnesium sulfate levels of older patients with diabetes was measured. Here are some of their findings:

The study focused on assessing the hypothesis that hypomagnesemia, or low magnesium levels, was associated with the depression in older people with diabetes. The study was conducted with the following parameters: Type 2 diabetes, age 65 or older, and depressive symptoms. A non-depressed control group was also included in this study.

The findings? The magnesium levels in the measurably depressed group was lower than the levels of the non-depressed group. The clinical team concluded that, “hypomagnesemia is independently associated with depressive symptoms in older people with diabetes”.

Reference: Arch Med Res. 2007 Oct;38(7):752-6. Epub 2007 May 16.

According to Walter Last, a biochemical research chemist at Bio-Science laboratories in Los Angeles, CA:

“Magnesium is nothing short of a miracle mineral in its healing effect on a wide range of diseases as well as its ability to rejuvenate the aging body”.

Many believe that our aging process is unnatural, and that our human bodies should live and thrive well into the 100′s.  Is magnesium the fountain of youth?

“We know that it is essential for many enzyme reactions, especially in regard to cellular energy production, for the health of the brain and nervous system, and also for healthy bones and teeth.”

Studies have shown that many aging adults are especially low in magnesium, and have demonstrated a correlation between depression and a magnesium deficiency.  Since magnesium is used by the body for its normal, day to day function, does a magnesium deficiency also contribute to premature aging? 

This inexpensive, natural electrolyte may be a key to better health and the maintenance of our youthful appearance and healthy body function.  Magnesium and aging: have we discovered the real fountain of youth?