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cardiovascular problems and signs of calcification, up to Rejuvenation by ingesting more magnesium is a slow 1,000 mg is the daily dosage recommended by many process, especially as the amount of magnesium that we health practitioners. The intestinal absorption of can take is limited by its laxative effect and the need to magnesium declines with ageing and the presence of _ keep it in a reasonable balance with the calcium and gastrointestinal disorders, and especially with dysbiosis phosphorus intake. The other problem is that spastic caused by antibiotics and other pharmaceutical drugs. muscles have poor blood and lymph circulation, which Excessive loss of magnesium in urine can also be a side _— makes it difficult for ingested magnesium to dissolve and effect of some pharmaceuticals.’ flush out the tissue and joint calcifications. These A study published in 2005 showed that over two-thirds problems then call for the use of magnesium oil. of Americans do not consume even the We can greatly speed up the low level of the RDI of magnesium, rejuvenation process by increasing the and 19 per cent use less than one-half circulation through permanently of this.* It may take up to three months contracted muscles by using or longer of oral magnesium magnesium oil with deep tissue supplementation to replenish massage or just frequent rubbing, or by intracellular magnesium status, and He found that not using it in hot packs. However, we according to Dr Norm Shealy it can . need to be careful with sensitive skin, take up to a year, only was it harmless as the magnesium oil may sting for a while. In this case, it's best to dilute it for tissues, to an acceptable level. If rubbed on ina "Magnesium Oil" in Transdermal Therapy but it also greatly rather diluted form, it may gradually All these problems make it more ° disappear into the skin, but in attractive to use magnesium chloride increased leucocyte concentrated form it just remains sticky transdermally (absorbed through activity and and needs to be washed or showered off after some time. However, with many conditions, such as arthritis and other forms of stiffness and pain, it's a good idea to apply it to the affected area and cover it with some old cloths overnight. the skin), bypassing the digestive system with the need for hydrochloric acid and a well- functioning digestive tract. Magnesium chloride consists of 11.8 per cent magnesium bound to 88.2 per cent chloride. It is produced through evaporation from saline waters, mainly sea water (and also from the Dead Sea). After removal of sodium chloride, the bittern remains, containing mainly magnesium chloride and magnesium sulphate.’ Magnesium chloride claim to be. is much less bitter than magnesium sulphate. The first prominent researcher to investigate and In the dry form, magnesium chloride is usually sold as _ promote the antibiotic effects of magnesium was a French white hygroscopic (water-attracting) flakes, hydrated with — surgeon, Professor Pierre Delbet, MD.” In 1915, he was six molecules of water (hexahydrate) for each unit of looking for a solution to cleanse soldiers' wounds because magnesium along with two chloride ions (MgCl,). This he found that traditionally used antiseptics actually affinity with water means that magnesium chloride can be damaged tissues and encouraged infections instead of used as a product called "magnesium oil", which can be _ preventing them. In all his tests, magnesium chloride applied to the skin as a transdermal magnesium therapy. It solution was by far the best. He found that not only was it is not oil in the true sense, but has the feel of oil when __ harmless for tissues, but it also greatly increased leucocyte phagocytosis, the destruction of pathogenic microbes. Antimicrobial Action of Magnesium Magnesium chloride is a great infection fighter as well, which no other magnesium combination can rubbed on the skin. activity and phagocytosis, the destruction of pathogenic Over a cup of lemongrass tea with Walter Last, I first microbes. heard about magnesium chloride used as magnesium oil Later, Professor Delbet performed experiments with the and described in much detail in the book Transdermal internal application of magnesium chloride and found it to Magnesium Therapy by Mark Sircus. As a health be a powerful immune system stimulant. In his supplement, it is safe to take internally or externally. | experiments, phagocytosis increased by up to 333 per Sircus writes: cent. This means that after magnesium chloride intake, Magnesium chloride solution is not only harmless for the same number of white blood cells destroyed up to tissue, but it had also a great effect over leucocytosis; three times more microbes than before. so it was perfect for external wound treatment." Gradually, Professor Delbet found magnesium chloride or only was it harmless for tissues, but it also greatly increased leucocyte activity and phagocytosis, the destruction of ° claim to be. The first prominent researcher to investigate and promote the antibiotic effects of magnesium was a French surgeon, Professor Pierre Delbet, MD.” In 1915, he was looking for a solution to cleanse soldiers' wounds because he found that traditionally used antiseptics actually damaged tissues and encouraged infections instead of preventing them. In all his tests, magnesium chloride solution was by far the best. He found that not only was it harmless for tissues, but it also greatly increased leucocyte activity and phagocytosis, the destruction of pathogenic microbes. Later, Professor Delbet performed experiments with the internal application of magnesium chloride and found it to be a powerful immune system stimulant. In his experiments, phagocytosis increased by up to 333 per cent. This means that after magnesium chloride intake, the same number of white blood cells destroyed up to three times more microbes than before. Gradually, Professor Delbet found magnesium chloride NEXUS ¢ 23 He found that not pathogenic microbes. OCTOBER — NOVEMBER 2008 www.nexusmagazine.com