Guest guest Posted December 12, 2008 Report Share Posted December 12, 2008 > If you have a sore neck of back rub more there > (don't know why, but it seems to help). Oxalates tend to accumulate in places of old damage. Old muscle injuries, arthritis, sciatica problems, etc. I learned on one of my other health related lists that transdermal Magnesium helps to move oxalates out of the body. I have problems handling dietary oxalates. I only discovered this several years ago, so I used to eat a lot of oxalate foods which caused lots of arthritis, and other problems. Now I am on a low oxalate diet. I buy nigari (Magnesium chloride used for tofu making) in bulk. http://www.simply-natural.biz/Nigari.php I make saturated solution which I keep on hand. I also put nigari into my bath sometimes. Just keep it out of hair when shampooing. Nigari makes for amazing knots and tangles in head hair. But does not negatively ipmact pubes or armpit hair, so I assume it interacts with shampoo. I go thru about 3 or 4 five-pound bags of Nigari per year. Alobar On 12/11/08, Jim Clark <huuman60 wrote: > Hi Maria: > > There are several good sources for magnesium oils that can be used > transdermally, but I use a product called Magnesium Gel from Global > Lights Network http://www.globallight.net/ > <http://www.globallight.net/>because I like the feel of it. It is a > mild astringent much like an after shave. > > Applying it is simple: After you shower, you simple put a dab on your > hand, rub your hands together and rub it into your skin. It is absorbed > best in areas where the skin is thin, like under your arms and on the > instep of your feet, but you will absorb it well everywhere compared to > taking it orally. If you have a sore neck of back rub more there > (don't know why, but it seems to help). > > The key is not to over apply, since it feels oily at first. This makes > sense even though it is not oily. Just like swimming in the ocean makes > you feel oily, the gel can too if it is over-applied. > > Another good way to get magnesium transdermally is to take a bath or > even a foot bath in epsom salts. Both can be very relaxing in addition > to the uptake of magnesium. > > The good news is that a bottle of the magnesium gel lasts for as much as > four months... a very cheap treatment. > > The great thing about Transdermal magnesium is that it allows the body > to self-balance according to the book, Transdermal Magnesium Therapy > <http://www.amazon.com/Transdermal-Magnesium-Therapy-Mark-Sircus/dp/0978799119/r\ ef=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & s=books & qid=1229032956 & sr=1-1> > by Dr. Mark Sircus and Adam, E Abraham. > > Most everyone can benefit from more magnesium. If you want to see just > how important magnesium can be, read the website by Dr. Shealy > http://www.magnesiumforlife.com/transdermalmagnesium.shtml. For a very > comprehensive book on magnesium, generally, read " The Magnesium > Factor " by Seelig/ Rosanoff. > > Kind Regards, JIm > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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