People have posted about a book, "Transdermal Magnesium Therapy," by
Mark Sircus, Ac., OMD, I think on this forum, or maybe another one.
His point is that minerals must be turned into a chloride form in the
stomach by combining with stomach acid, Hydrogen Chloride, in order to
be absorbed into the body in the intestines. So the oxide form is the
cheapest one and least easy to assimilate, plus when a lot of stomach
acid is required for minerals it uses it up and older people may not
make enough so absorb minerals less as they grow older. I got some
Alta MgCl tablets and found them rather reactive, when put into a
bottle with other pills for a daily dose of supplements, so I would
like to think other chelated forms would be good but don't know. I got
powdered Mg glycinate and the taste is rather unpleasant.
Sircus also likes to bypass digestion and use the Magnesium Chloride
(MgCl) on the skin. I haven't read the book myself, just what I could
gather from websites. Has anyone tried using MgCl on malignancies and
to what effect?
Nancy
On May 25, 2008, at 5:05 AM, Dianne France wrote:
I mistyped OCD's putting COD's. OCD's usually occures when growth to
fast. Have been wanting to find a bulk source to buy magnesium
oxide. Appreciate any input.
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