what is the best absorbed type of magnesium? can this be used to make magnesium oil for the skin? Thank you
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Google making magnesium oil for the best information. I have read lots of posts about it on various websites but never made any myself.
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We have checked with the manufacture regarding your question. According the the manufacture, LL Magnetic Clay Inc., it is just fine to mix it with coconut oil. However, the magnesium does not necessarily mix well and therefore the pre-mixing may be messy and may not mix as expected. In addition, you may not get an even application or even soak of the magnesium. The manufacture suggests to use the bath minerals first in your soak, and then apply coconut oil afterwards, if needed for extra dermal hydration. The coconut oil may be applied to wet or dry skin after soaking, this may even assist in allowing for an additional moisture barrier after soaking. Enjoy! We have checked with the manufacture regarding your question. According the the manufacture, LL Magnetic Clay Inc., it is just fine to mix it with coconut oil. However, the magnesium does not necessarily mix well and therefore the pre-mixing may be messy and may not mix as expected. In addition, you may not get an even application or even soak of the magnesium. The manufacture suggests to use the bath minerals first in your soak, and then apply coconut oil afterwards, if needed for extra dermal hydration. The coconut oil may be applied to wet or dry skin after soaking, this may even assist... » Read More We have checked with the manufacture regarding your question. According the the manufacture, LL Magnetic Clay Inc., it is just fine to mix it with coconut oil. However, the magnesium does not necessarily mix well and therefore the pre-mixing may be messy and may not mix as expected. In addition, you may not get an even application or even soak of the magnesium. The manufacture suggests to use the bath minerals first in your soak, and then apply coconut oil afterwards, if needed for extra dermal hydration. The coconut oil may be applied to wet or dry skin after soaking, this may even assist in allowing for an additional moisture barrier after soaking. Enjoy! « Show Less
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I think you are confusing 2 different products. Drs. Best Magnesium has magnesium stearate. Dr. Best Brain Magnesium has magnesium l-threanatae, which is the only form of magnesium that passes thru the blood-brain barrier. It is in "l" form which means it has already been methylized, which is a process in the liver that makes many nutritionals bio-available to the cells. Many people, like myself, don't methylize on their own, so unless the supplement is in the "l" form our bodies can't use it. Hope this helps make your decision. Eugenia Fredricksen
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All I know is what it says. It is good for you and magnesium helps a lot of other things function in your body. I use it for vitamin malabsorption and for fibromyalgia symptoms. Why do an online search or ask someone knowledgeable at a vitamin store?
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Magnesium Oxide the cheapest and least effective form of Magnesium. If you're looking for a real good quality Magnesium take a look at this one Zahler Magnesium Citrate, All Natural Supplement with Maximum Absorption, Helps Maintain Normal Muscle and Nerve Function, Certified Kosher, 200mg, 60 Capsules this is Magnesium Citrate which is the most effective form of Magnesium. This has helped me tons with different issues I was having.
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magnesium (as magnesium glycinate) 120mgascorbyl palmitate (fat-soluble vitamin C) 10mg
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Coprum Metallicum and Magnesia Sulfate. I wouldn't bother to waste your money. It was expensive, came in a very small bottle that ran out in no time and it didn't work. I use Hyland's Leg Cramps and Hyland's Leg Cramp PM. Both are sold on Amazon and in drugstores. Better buy on Amazon. There are 7 ingredients in the daytime and about 12 in the PM. Other than magnesium I haven't heard of the ingredients except for the Quinine. These are homeopathic pills. Hylands has a website with these and other products. I swear by these products as they have helped immensely. Check them out and good luck. Hope I helped. Susan
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We are happy to help! Yes, the Magnesium oil can be added to another oil without losing effectiveness. We hope this information is helpful!
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I agree with the previous answer. It is wonderful in making magnesium oil, foot or bath soaks and in magnesium body butter and lotion.
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maybe. it depends on the magnesium salt you take.there is no such thing as magnesium. it must be bound to a carrier salt so you can absorb it.
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Adding lotion might interfere with your skins ability to absorb and distribute the magnesium. I use pure coconut oil afterwards and that keeps my skin from drying out. I'm actually used to it now and don't need to do it very often. Hope that helps!
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yes,it is,worth every penny,magnesium is not easily bioavailable for people and it is much better to get it this way or spray or lotion .
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Why is this called magnesium oil, when in fact it is just ions of mag salt in aqueous solution? This is how snake oil is sold, not medically efficacious treatments. Can someone please explain?
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Instead of bathing in Magnesium, try making Magnesium Oil and use after every shower or bath. All it takes is Distilled Water and Magnesium Flakes. Can get recipe and instructions on-line.
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From what I understand, you don't absorb the magnesium in the epsom salt as well as the magnesium flakes. - You could research as I did & could get a better explanation.
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I do not know the answer. My wife has been using this product for years and has no problems. Check out an article "The Facts About Magnesium Stearate" by Byron J. Richards.
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Hi, The only Magnesium it has listed is 'Magnesium' of 200mg. It does not have any references (not even in their Statement Of Elements document) on any other Magnesium element. Hope this helps.