Re: Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

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Actually the brand does. There are some cheap brands that are toxic with halides another issues. You will need to contact the company to see if they do purity testing. I am not saying that what you have is toxic just be careful. You get what you pay for. That's why the ancient minerals is so expensive. It is very pure because of where it has been *harvested* from. I personally did not want to risk adding to my toxic burden. I paid just under $100 for my gallon jug and it has lasted more than a year.

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

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the swansons is high quality ... not toxicOn Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 2:17 PM, ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:

Actually the brand does.  There are some cheap brands that are toxic with halides another issues.  You will need to contact the company to see if they do purity testing.  I am not saying that what you have is toxic just be careful.  You get what you pay for.  That's why the ancient minerals is so expensive.  It is very pure because of where it has been *harvested* from.  I personally did not want to risk adding to my toxic burden.  I paid just under $100 for my gallon jug and it has lasted more than a year. 

 

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

[Guest guest]

Has anyone checked on the purity of the Swansons magnesium oil?...That's the one

I use.

Sherry

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> Actually the brand does. There are some cheap brands that are toxic with

halides another issues. You will need to contact the company to see if they do

purity testing. I am not saying that what you have is toxic just be careful.

You get what you pay for. That's why the ancient minerals is so expensive. It

is very pure because of where it has been *harvested* from. I personally did

not want to risk adding to my toxic burden. I paid just under $100 for my

gallon jug and it has lasted more than a year.

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> as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our

health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra

because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a

difference.

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[Guest guest]

Have you gotten a report from them? If you have I would love to add it to the files to show purity testing.

Steph

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

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, Would you please tell us what brand of mag oil you buy?Sent from my iPhone 4On Jan 22, 2011, at 3:43 PM, "ladybugsandbees" <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:

Have you gotten a report from them? If you have I would love to add it to the files to show purity testing.

Steph

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

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http://www.swansonvitamins.com/SWU496/ItemDetailMined from deep underground at the site of the ancient Zechstein Sea in The Netherlands, Swanson Ultra Magnesium Oil is a super-saturated spray of pure magnesium chloride and water -- nothing added, nothing taken away. Naturopathic expert Dr. Barbara Hendel recommends Magnesium oil for daily use. It's non-greasy and absorbs rapidly leaving little residue and no unpleasant scent. Magnesium Oil consists of a supersaturated solution of magnesium chloride and pure water.

On Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 2:43 PM, ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:

Have you gotten a report from them?  If you have I would love to add it to the files to show purity testing. 

 

Steph

 

 

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

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What would be the difference in sodium chloride, which is table salt, and one is not suppose to eat, .... and..... Magnesium choride. Both are processed with chloride, correct?

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

[Guest guest]

From the salt & Iodine protocol received when joining this list referring to table salt.

This is a toxic substance that has been cleaned by a brine containing chloride.

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

[Guest guest]

I don't see the testing for purity?

Steph

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

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I use Ancient Minerals. You can get them from www.magneticclay.com I get it from Dr. Brownstein's Office (my doc) www.centerforholisticmedicine.com

Steph

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.

[Guest guest]

It comes from the exact same source as the ancient minerals brand - it is certified pure - I can contact the company for the breakdown i suppose but both and zechstein mag chlorideAlso for folks making their own I found this interesting ...

Can I make Magnesium oil by adding water to Magnesiumchloride flakes?Our analists in cooperation with the MHI were performing tests and this is their conclusion:

We do not recommend using flakes as a basis for making high concentrated magnesiumoil. The flakes are produced by an evaporating process. The brine from the source is heated up to approximately 160° C and the water is evaporated till a concentration of 47% of magnesium chloride is reached. This concentration represents the right proportions to get magnesium chloride hexahydrate [ MgCl2.6(H2O) ] which gives a stable flake or pellet after crystallization on a cooling-belt. Due to heating for evaporation a very small amount of MgCl2 will decompose to MgOHCl (magnesium hydroxide chloride), MgCO3 (magnesium carbonate) and some HCl (hydrochloric acid) in the vapor stream, on parts per million level. These products are responsible for the white haze that can be seen after dissolving the flakes. These products are not hazardous but are products of the necessary production step to get flakes. For applications up to 5%, such as bath applications (approx 2-8 kg in a bath) the flakes are perfect.

For topical applications with higher concentrations, we recommend the pure natural magnesiumoil straight from the source without any heat treatment. This magnesium oil is especially selected for this application and is secured by the Zechstein Inside batch protocol.

On Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 3:48 PM, ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:

I don't see the testing for purity?

 

Steph

 

 

Raynauds and Magnesium Oil

as to the magnesium oil, i got mine on amazon because our health food store didn't carry it. i imagine others do. i got swanson ultra because it was cheaper than some others. i doubt if the brand makes much of a difference.