Re: [SPAM] Re: Bone spur

October 9, 2009

What's the recipe for makling this oil?

Thanks

BJ

[sPAM] Re: [ ] Bone spur

On 10/7/2009, jim (6840268comcast (DOT) net) wrote:> You need to research this yourself, but the fault is not an> inadequate supply of calcium. It is with absorption of calcium...> and magnesium is the way to get there. Oral magnesium is inadequate.> Transdermal is the only method of delivery worth consideration.> There is a very good, but expensive, book available on this by Dr.> Mark Sircus. However, the bottom line is to rub magnesium oil or gel> into your skin after you shower when the pores are open. It feels> good, but leaves you feeling a bit oily for a few minutes... much> like after swimming in the Ocean (for the same reason). That quickly> disappears as you absorb it into your body and is gone in less than> 1/2 hour. However, there is no oil in magnesium gel or oil.I agree - and you can make your own magnesium oil from nigari (justgoogle it) much cheaper than buying magensium oil...

October 9, 2009

This is how I make my transdermal

magnesium spray.

I purchased about 5 lbs of magnesium

flakes. Then I take equal parts magnesium and equal parts water (re: half cup

of magnesium flakes and half cup of water). Bring your water to a boil (better

to boil first, measure after J) and then add the flakes to it. Stir a bit and allow them to

dissolve. Wait until it cools. Then I poured them into a small sprayer bottle

and spritz myself when I get out of the shower or when I’m in the

bathroom and fee like it! I have noticed that it stings a tad if I put some on

my face but not so badly that it would prevent me from doing so. It lasts for

less than a minute. You will feel “oily” yet there’s no

actual oil in it – and the feeling will go away after a few minutes.

Going forward, I just may add some DMSO

and use EIS water (although knowing absolutely nothing about boiling EIS water

and if it would ruin all its goodness). I used filtered well water from our

tap.

Hope this helps.

P.S. I wouldn’t mix up more than the

half cup each – since it lasts awhile. There will be a little sediment on

the bottom after the crystals dissolve but I didn’t bother filtering it

out.

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of The s

Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009

7:29 PM

Subject: Re: [sPAM] Re:

[ ] Bone spur

What's the recipe

for makling this oil?

Thanks

BJ

[sPAM] Re:

[ ] Bone spur

On 10/7/2009, jim (6840268comcast (DOT) net)

wrote:

> You need to research this yourself, but the fault is not an

> inadequate supply of calcium. It is with absorption of calcium...

> and magnesium is the way to get there. Oral magnesium is inadequate.

> Transdermal is the only method of delivery worth consideration.

> There is a very good, but expensive, book available on this by Dr.

> Mark Sircus. However, the bottom line is to rub magnesium oil or gel

> into your skin after you shower when the pores are open. It feels

> good, but leaves you feeling a bit oily for a few minutes... much

> like after swimming in the Ocean (for the same reason). That quickly

> disappears as you absorb it into your body and is gone in less than

> 1/2 hour. However, there is no oil in magnesium gel or oil.

I agree - and you can make your own magnesium oil from nigari (just

google it) much cheaper than buying magensium oil...

October 9, 2009

You can buy either at Global Lights Networks or the oil from Swanson

Vitamin.

The s wrote:

What's the recipe for makling this

oil?

Thanks

BJ

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[sPAM] Re: [ ] Bone spur

On 10/7/2009, jim (6840268comcast (DOT) net)

wrote:

> You need to research this yourself, but the fault is not an

> inadequate supply of calcium. It is with absorption of calcium...

> and magnesium is the way to get there. Oral magnesium is

inadequate.

> Transdermal is the only method of delivery worth consideration.

> There is a very good, but expensive, book available on this by Dr.

> Mark Sircus. However, the bottom line is to rub magnesium oil or

gel

> into your skin after you shower when the pores are open. It feels

> good, but leaves you feeling a bit oily for a few minutes... much

> like after swimming in the Ocean (for the same reason). That

quickly

> disappears as you absorb it into your body and is gone in less than

> 1/2 hour. However, there is no oil in magnesium gel or oil.

I agree - and you can make your own magnesium oil from nigari (just

google it) much cheaper than buying magensium oil...

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October 9, 2009

Thanks : Makes sense. Where do you buy your crystals?

wrote:

This is how

I make my transdermal

magnesium spray.

I purchased

about 5 lbs of magnesium

flakes. Then I take equal parts magnesium and equal parts water (re:

half cup

of magnesium flakes and half cup of water). Bring your water to a boil

(better

to boil first, measure after J) and then

add the flakes to it. Stir a bit and allow them to

dissolve. Wait until it cools. Then I poured them into a small sprayer

bottle

and spritz myself when I get out of the shower or when I’m in the

bathroom and fee like it! I have noticed that it stings a tad if I put

some on

my face but not so badly that it would prevent me from doing so. It

lasts for

less than a minute. You will feel “oily” yet there’s no

actual oil in it – and the feeling will go away after a few minutes.

Going

forward, I just may add some DMSO

and use EIS water (although knowing absolutely nothing about boiling

EIS water

and if it would ruin all its goodness). I used filtered well water from

our

tap.

Hope this

helps.

P.S. I

wouldn’t mix up more than the

half cup each – since it lasts awhile. There will be a little sediment

on

the bottom after the crystals dissolve but I didn’t bother filtering it

out.

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[mailto: ]

On Behalf Of The

s

Sent: Thursday,

October 08, 2009

7:29 PM

Subject: Re: [sPAM]

Re:

[ ] Bone spur

What's the

recipe

for makling this oil?

Thanks

BJ

[sPAM] Re:

[ ] Bone spur

On 10/7/2009, jim (6840268comcast (DOT) net)

wrote:

> You need to research this yourself, but the fault is not an

> inadequate supply of calcium. It is with absorption of calcium...

> and magnesium is the way to get there. Oral magnesium is

inadequate.

> Transdermal is the only method of delivery worth consideration.

> There is a very good, but expensive, book available on this by Dr.

> Mark Sircus. However, the bottom line is to rub magnesium oil or

gel

> into your skin after you shower when the pores are open. It feels

> good, but leaves you feeling a bit oily for a few minutes... much

> like after swimming in the Ocean (for the same reason). That

quickly

> disappears as you absorb it into your body and is gone in less than

> 1/2 hour. However, there is no oil in magnesium gel or oil.

I agree - and you can make your own magnesium oil from nigari (just

google it) much cheaper than buying magensium oil...

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October 9, 2009

On 10/8/2009 7:29 PM, The s wrote:

>> I agree - and you can make your own magnesium oil from nigari (just

>> google it) much cheaper than buying magensium oil...

> What's the recipe for making this oil?

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=make+your+own+magnesium+oil+from+nigari

October 9, 2009

I felt that Life-enthusiast.com had a good

price so I purchased there. The 5lbs should definitely last quite a long time.

The only thing I didn’t care about life-enthusiast is I started receiving

emails (about stuff) on a regular basis and I don’t recall signing up for

anything. So, that being said – just take note that you may wind up unsubscribing

to them if you get annoyed!

L

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of jim

Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009

9:42 PM

Subject: Re: [sPAM] Re:

[ ] Bone spur

Thanks : Makes sense. Where do you buy your

crystals?

wrote:

This is how I make my transdermal magnesium spray.

I purchased about 5 lbs of magnesium flakes. Then I take equal

parts magnesium and equal parts water (re: half cup of magnesium flakes and

half cup of water). Bring your water to a boil (better to boil first, measure

after J) and then add the flakes to it. Stir a bit and allow them to

dissolve. Wait until it cools. Then I poured them into a small sprayer bottle

and spritz myself when I get out of the shower or when I’m in the

bathroom and fee like it! I have noticed that it stings a tad if I put some on

my face but not so badly that it would prevent me from doing so. It lasts for

less than a minute. You will feel “oily” yet there’s no

actual oil in it – and the feeling will go away after a few minutes.

Going forward, I just may add some DMSO and use EIS water (although

knowing absolutely nothing about boiling EIS water and if it would ruin all its

goodness). I used filtered well water from our tap.

Hope this helps.

P.S. I wouldn’t mix up more than the half cup each –

since it lasts awhile. There will be a little sediment on the bottom after the

crystals dissolve but I didn’t bother filtering it out.

From:

[mailto: ]

On Behalf Of The s

Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009

7:29 PM

Subject: Re: [sPAM] Re:

[ ] Bone spur

What's the recipe for makling this oil?

Thanks

BJ

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Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 5:49 AM

Subject: [sPAM] Re: [ ] Bone

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