Re: Raynaud's and Magnesium Oil

[Guest guest]

magnesium relaxes the blood vessels.

thank you for the story

On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 1:25 PM, jessica <jessakaslade@...> wrote:

 

I know that a lot of people have Raynaud's syndrome along with thyroid problems. I know I do. I read to use magnesium oil on the wrists daily. I did this and in two weeks my Raynaud's vanish, but if I forget it comes back. I do this in the evening before bed and in the morning. I was shocked that anything could really cure my Raynaud's. The other day I took a walk into the field next door in the snow. No gloves. No Raynaud's. Not that gloves ever worked anyway. What a blessing this is.

[Guest guest]

Where do you purchase Magnesium oil? I

believe I also have Raynaud’s and it does run in our family. I’m excited to try

this!

Thank you!

Lori

Re: Raynaud's

and Magnesium Oil

magnesium relaxes the blood vessels.

thank

you for the story

On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 1:25 PM, jessica <jessakaslade@...> wrote:

I

know that a lot of people have Raynaud's syndrome along with thyroid problems.

I know I do. I read to use magnesium oil on the wrists daily. I did this and in

two weeks my Raynaud's vanish, but if I forget it comes back. I do this in the

evening before bed and in the morning. I was shocked that anything could really

cure my Raynaud's. The other day I took a walk into the field next door in the

snow. No gloves. No Raynaud's. Not that gloves ever worked anyway. What a

blessing this is.

[Guest guest]

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/store/checkout/cart/ Seeing as how it is an aquarium supply online place, it's probably cheaper than most. It comes

in crystal form and you add water to it; very simple and easy and saves you much $. BTW, I am not taking any money from anyone in recommending this site; I've ordered my mag oil crystals from them without a problem so far, so am recommending them.

ArielOn Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 9:08 PM, Lori@... <lori@...> wrote:

 

Where do you purchase Magnesium oil?  I

believe I also have Raynaud’s and it does run in our family. I’m excited to try

this!

 

Thank you!

 

Lori

 

Re: Raynaud's

and Magnesium Oil

 

 

magnesium relaxes the blood vessels.

thank

you for the story

On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 1:25 PM, jessica <jessakaslade@...> wrote:

 

I

know that a lot of people have Raynaud's syndrome along with thyroid problems.

I know I do. I read to use magnesium oil on the wrists daily. I did this and in

two weeks my Raynaud's vanish, but if I forget it comes back. I do this in the

evening before bed and in the morning. I was shocked that anything could really

cure my Raynaud's. The other day I took a walk into the field next door in the

snow. No gloves. No Raynaud's. Not that gloves ever worked anyway. What a

blessing this is.

 

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com

[Guest guest]

Thank you Ariel! J

Lori

Re: Raynaud's

and Magnesium Oil

magnesium relaxes the

blood vessels.

thank you for the story

On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at

1:25 PM, jessica <jessakaslade@...>

wrote:

I know that a lot of people have Raynaud's syndrome

along with thyroid problems. I know I do. I read to use magnesium oil on the

wrists daily. I did this and in two weeks my Raynaud's vanish, but if I forget

it comes back. I do this in the evening before bed and in the morning. I was

shocked that anything could really cure my Raynaud's. The other day I took a

walk into the field next door in the snow. No gloves. No Raynaud's. Not that

gloves ever worked anyway. What a blessing this is.

--

Ariel Monserrat

Publisher & Managing Editor

Green Egg zine

www.greeneggzine.com

[Guest guest]

That's definitely a good price. For those who really want it already

liquified, www.swansonsvitamins.com has a price that is far better than

Ancient Minerals and the magnesium chloride is taken from the same source

in Europe.

We don't know what the ratio is of water to mag chloride flakes. You might

want to buy a small bottle of the mag oil from Swanson's to check out the

consistency and match it with your own.

And yes, there is no oil in mag oil. All it is is mag chloride flakes and

water. It's called oil because it feels slippery like oil.

WATER: If you make your own, DO NOT use tap water. You really don't want

to be putting chloride, fluoride, and whatever other toxins in your mag

oil. Get a gallon of distilled water or something.

--

At 08:12 PM 1/20/2011, you wrote:

><http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/store/checkout/cart/>http://www.bulkreefsupply.c\

om/store/checkout/cart/

>

>Seeing as how it is an aquarium supply online place, it's probably cheaper

>than most. It comes

>in crystal form and you add water to it; very simple and easy and saves

>you much $. BTW, I am not taking any money from anyone in recommending

>this site; I've ordered my mag oil crystals from them without a problem so

>far, so am recommending them.

>Ariel

>

>On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 9:08 PM, Lori@...

><<mailto:lori@...>lori@...> wrote:

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>Where do you purchase Magnesium oil? I believe I also have Raynaud's and

>it does run in our family. I'm excited to try this!

>

>

>

>Thank you!

>

>

>

>Lori

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> Re: Raynaud's and Magnesium Oil

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>magnesium relaxes the blood vessels.

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>thank you for the story

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>On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 1:25 PM, jessica

><<mailto:jessakaslade@...>jessakaslade@...> wrote:

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>

>I know that a lot of people have Raynaud's syndrome along with thyroid

>problems. I know I do. I read to use magnesium oil on the wrists daily. I

>did this and in two weeks my Raynaud's vanish, but if I forget it comes

>back. I do this in the evening before bed and in the morning. I was

>shocked that anything could really cure my Raynaud's. The other day I took

>a walk into the field next door in the snow. No gloves. No Raynaud's. Not

>that gloves ever worked anyway. What a blessing this is.

>

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>

>

>--

>Ariel Monserrat

>Publisher & Managing Editor

>Green Egg zine

><http://www.greeneggzine.com>www.greeneggzine.com

>

>

>

>

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

Hi what amount would I put in a bathtub and is that an effective way to use the

oil? Thank you, Dorie

>

> Where do you purchase Magnesium oil? I believe I also have Raynaud's and it

> does run in our family. I'm excited to try this!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jaxi, thanks for the info. I do have Raynaud's and my toes get ice cold even

in bed and even with uggs on. So I hope it will help my toes.

Dorie

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> Putting the oil in the bath is not really effective. Well, let me

> rephrase. The amount you would need to put in the bath would be cost

> prohibitive. I do epsom salt baths which is also magnesium (sulfate I think

> versus chloride).

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[Guest guest]

160 grams magnesium chloride to 100 grams water; then add up to about 30 gms water until dissolved. It does't have to be exact.We have used this recipe for making mag oil and bought our mag crystals from the bulk reef place for about 5 months; it has worked wonderfully. I've even used it on my horse's sore leg and it has helped ALOT. This is the cheapest way to do it and you can control how strong or weak you want it to be. Aquarium supply houses often have great deals like this and with all the other supplements you have to buy it could be alot of $.

Any questions, feel free to email me. ArielOn Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 11:18 PM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

 

make a 160 grams mag to 100 gms water; add water until dissolved

That's definitely a good price. For those who really want it already

liquified, www.swansonsvitamins.com has a price that is far better than

Ancient Minerals and the magnesium chloride is taken from the same source

in Europe.

We don't know what the ratio is of water to mag chloride flakes. You might

want to buy a small bottle of the mag oil from Swanson's to check out the

consistency and match it with your own.

And yes, there is no oil in mag oil. All it is is mag chloride flakes and

water. It's called oil because it feels slippery like oil.

WATER: If you make your own, DO NOT use tap water. You really don't want

to be putting chloride, fluoride, and whatever other toxins in your mag

oil. Get a gallon of distilled water or something.

--

At 08:12 PM 1/20/2011, you wrote:

><http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/store/checkout/cart/>http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/store/checkout/cart/

>

>Seeing as how it is an aquarium supply online place, it's probably cheaper

>than most. It comes

>in crystal form and you add water to it; very simple and easy and saves

>you much $. BTW, I am not taking any money from anyone in recommending

>this site; I've ordered my mag oil crystals from them without a problem so

>far, so am recommending them.

>Ariel

>

>On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 9:08 PM, Lori@...

><<mailto:lori@...>lori@...> wrote:

>

>

>Where do you purchase Magnesium oil? I believe I also have Raynaud's and

>it does run in our family. I'm excited to try this!

>

>

>

>Thank you!

>

>

>

>Lori

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> Re: Raynaud's and Magnesium Oil

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>magnesium relaxes the blood vessels.

>

>thank you for the story

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>On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 1:25 PM, jessica

><<mailto:jessakaslade@...>jessakaslade@...> wrote:

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>

>I know that a lot of people have Raynaud's syndrome along with thyroid

>problems. I know I do. I read to use magnesium oil on the wrists daily. I

>did this and in two weeks my Raynaud's vanish, but if I forget it comes

>back. I do this in the evening before bed and in the morning. I was

>shocked that anything could really cure my Raynaud's. The other day I took

>a walk into the field next door in the snow. No gloves. No Raynaud's. Not

>that gloves ever worked anyway. What a blessing this is.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>--

>Ariel Monserrat

>Publisher & Managing Editor

>Green Egg zine

><http://www.greeneggzine.com>www.greeneggzine.com

>

>

>

>

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com