Mary, although it is called Magnesium Oil, it is not really an oil, just
a very, very thick liquid. Like a very, very strong brine.
You could dilute it, I suppose, with good water, but then of course you
would not be getting as much - you might just as well use less.
The makers sometimes make it less dense for practitioners to be able to
give their patients samples.
Otherwise, they might make it as strong as they possibly can, until
there is no way any more of the flakes will dissolve.
You can also make your own with Nigari flakes.
Rowena
On 12/11/2010 11:28 PM, mborg...@att.net wrote:
Ditto on making your own vitamins!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have been trying to find a way of making complex b vitamins, I have
found many in real maple syrup, I wonder if there is any other.
Also,I use magnesium oil, how does one add other oils to make it less
"sticky" and less expensive?
Mary
