Just wanted to point out that I'm using the "Ancient Minerals" brand from Holland - and not the one from the US.

The one others talk about here is from http://www.ancient-minerals.com


The one I'm using is from http://www.ancientminerals.eu



I don't think its the same parent company, and therefore, not the same product.

You can dilute it in another spray bottle with distilled water. I understand after you build up a tolerance, the redness should go away. I put my mag oil in a little (4 oz) bottle with water and some Lugols Iodine and spray on after bath. Diluted it doesn't itch too much.

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Find the answers to your questions (and more) at: http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/magnesium.htm


The magnesium you are using seems to be the best.

Good Luck

Hello

I have been using magnesium chloride (magnesium oil) for a long time, mostly internally aboout 1 teaspon a day in divided dose. this gives you about 400 mg of magnesium. You need to moisturize after use as magnesium oil can be drying to the skin. You can dilute it until your skin gets used to it. Have a look at this website, lots of free information. http://www.health-science-spirit.com/magnesiumchloride.html

I hope you find some answers.

The Book that covers it all is called: The Lamp of Life by Dr. Mark Sircus. The entire book is on Mag Chloride.

I use the Ancient Minerals brand... the original, from the U.S. The product is amazing and the people at the company are really patient answering all of my questions. Anything that exclaims it's "Ancient Minerals" ands it's not in the well-known blue swirly bottle with the big lettering stating their brand name.... well, let's just say that you just bought the watch that says Bolex and ticks instead of sweeps. I may buy the knock-off versions of clothing, but it seems a bit risky with health products. You get what you pay for.
If you go onto their website they have a really great download that instructs on how to use the product and what to expect when you use it. I asked about the itching when I first used it since my health food store didn't give me a heads up. Apparently it's really common when you first start using it... I was told that I was probably highly magnesium deficient. It went away with consistent use... and with the consistent use my chronic tendinitis in my rotator cuffs went away, too.
Next on my list is getting a hold of their mag gel and convincing my massage therapist to use it!