Magnesium

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Do you know the concentration of magnesium chloride in this? Has it

been tested to see what the levels of the various metals are in it?

Is it organic? Has it been tested for purity? If one is taking a bath

in something, they are absorbing it. I don't know about you, but I am

trying to get well so need to know what I am putting into my body,

whether it is chemicals in water, food or anything else. Since

our 'regular' foods these days are very high in chemicals, etc and

what you are suggesting is a food - plus I see nothing there that

says it is certified organic - I would like to know what chemicals

are used in it, and if it is processed at all and how. Would you have

that info please???

 

And it depends on the amount of magnesium chloride in a product as

to how effective it would be. I know that the % of magnesium chloride

in the stuff from Global Light is 31 - 36 %. It has also been tested

for all metals and the amount is so little as to be of no concern

even to the Autistic community. As for the magnesium chloride

recommended by the IMVA & the MagnesiumForLife website, that stuff

also has a high % of magnesium chloride of 36% plus has been tested

for metals and chemicals and very pure.

 

blessings

Shan

 

, Alobar

<Alobar wrote:

>

> I like using both Epsom Salts and Magnesium Chloride. If I take a

> tub soak in Magnesium Chloride when I shampoo my head, the soap scum

> gives me intense knots in my hair. With Epsom salts, there is no

> problem.

>

> There are very expensive suppliers of Magnesium Chloride, but one

can

> also buy Nigari which is Magnesium Chloride used for making tofu.

> Nigari is far less expensive.

>

> I buy Nigari here: http://www.simply-natural.biz/Nigari.php. There

is

> a minimum order. I buy 3 five pound packages at a time.

>

> Alobar

>

> On 7/4/08, sharonstrahan <sharonstrahan wrote:

> > It's only that I've heard that many naturopaths recommend bathing

in

> > Epsom Salts for detoxing and never really understood why... and

> > perhaps that was the only choice readily available to people...

> >

> > Where do you get magnesium choloride? Is that easily findable?

> >

> >

> > Thanks

> > Sharon

> >

>