Teri Johnston wrote:
At 05:20 PM 9/29/2007, you wrote:
Since Concentrace feels oily and both magnesium and chloride are
listed as present, can I assume that this product is mostly magnesium
oil??? tia pj Anybody know for sure, for sure???
Shirley,
I have concentrace here along with the Magnesium oil and yes they do
feel similar. But the Magnesium Oil does not list all contents? But
that said I see many of the same things listed on both products. My
guess is they are very similar but one is for internal use and the
other for skin use??
Hoping someone else will answer what is now both of our question?
Hi,
There certainly does appear to be a big similarity between the products
as both derive from seawater brine. (BTW I've been taking Concentrace
for a few months now and have definately noticed the effects showing by
the improvement in my fingernails which are much stronger than before).
Here's how Dr Sircus's website describes the seawater Magnesium Oil
product that he recommends.
http://www.magnesiumforlife.com/productinformation.shtml
Product Information
The International Medical Veritas Association highly recommends that
magnesium chloride be taken in the most natural form available. In
keeping with this recommendation, we have found that magnesium chloride
taken from the ocean is superior to manufactured magnesium chloride. The
manufacturing processes, which yields a crystal or powdered product,
usually involves the use of hydrochloric acid.
The reasons for a preference for natural sources for magnesium chloride
are abundant but the most essential reasons are as follows:
• The Magnesium Oil we will refer you to is considerably less toxic in
terms of heavy metals than industrial fabricated products.
• The magnesium oil that we will refer you to is considerably more
concentrated than all the other products we have investigated. There is
approximately twice as much elemental magnesium as in magnesium oils
that are created from magnesium chloride powder or crystal, thus making
the products we recommend more cost effective and more therapeutically
active.
• Magnesium products from the ocean have certain properties that cannot
be replicated in a manufacturing process. The Sea has all ninety two
known minerals, and in the exact proportion to human blood. One of
Hawaii's fastest-growing exports is seawater. Super-cold water sucked up
from thousands of feet below the Pacific Ocean's surface is being
marketed as healthy, pure, mineral-rich drinking water. Japanese
consumers are paying top dollar for desalinated Hawaiian deep-sea water
being marketed as a dietary supplement that aids weight loss, stress
reduction, skin tone and digestion. A two-ounce bottle of Hawaii Deep
Marine's Kona Nigari seawater mineral concentrate (to mix with regular
water) sell for $33.50 ($2,144 a gallon) reported USA Today.[i] And 1.5
liter bottles of desalinated seawater sells for between $4 to $6 each in
Japan and Korea.
• According to Quinton, which sells injectable Hypertonic and Isotonic
sea water medical products (approximately $56 per liter and 224 dollars
per gallon) sea water which has been subjected to evaporation, and then
to subsequent reconstitution from the resulting dry residue, does not
display the same living qualities as seawater products that are not
dried. This would apply to Nagari magnesium products that are sold for
making tofu.
• In general the above seawater products are not concentrates of
magnesium chloride but offer a full balance of minerals and trace
elements. The Magnesium Oil the IMVA recommends is between 30-35%
magnesium chloride by weight. The magnesium in this magnesium "oil"
(there is no oil but magnesium chloride at this concentration yields an
oily feel to the product) is not Magnesium Chloride hexahydrate
(MgCl2-6H20) mixed with distilled water. In each gallon there are four
pounds of completely natural magnesium chloride (6H20 not included)
which means there are 3319 milligrams of elemental magnesium in each
ounce and approximately 18 milligrams in each spray. The International
Medical Veritas Association recommends this natural form of Magnesium
Oil because of its strength, purity, price and versatility of use. (It
can be used as a mouthwash, for sports and sport injuries and even as a
beauty aid for the skin and hair.) Please contact us for more
information on sources and prices. The International Medical Veritas
Association can make this available to you at significantly discounted
and affordable prices. Send your inquiries to: direc...@imva.info
Shiona
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