Magnesium Oil
Research
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Heart Disease and Hypertention - A study of
over 10,000 people in the United States found that 79% were not consuming the US RDA daily intake of
Magnesium in their diet. Further, the study showed that 26 percent of the people
in the study were taking Magnesium supplements and it was this group of people
that demonstrated lower levels of C-Reactive protein. Elevated C-Reactive protein is quickly becoming
one of the most powerful predictors of heart disease. |
Source: |
US Study, reported in the July 2006 issue of the journal Nutrition
Research. |
Intravenous
Magnesium
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An analysis of seven major clinical studies shows that intravenous
magnesium reduced the risk of death by 55 percent after acute heart attack. These
results were published in the prestigious "British Medical Journal" and the widely read journal
"Drugs". |
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Teo KK et al., "Effects of intravenous magnesium in suspected
acute myocardial infarction: overview of randomized trials." Brit Med J, vol. 303,
pp. 1499-1503, 1991. |
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Magnesium -
Acute
Myocardial Infarction
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Source: |
Teo KK, Yusuf S, "Role of Magnesium in reducing mortality in
acute myocardial infarction. A review of the evidence." Drugs, vol. 46, pp.
347-359, 1993. |
Magnesium -High Blood Pressure & Heart
Disease
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In studies of natives from Greenland, the Bantu peoples of southern Africa,
Bedouin people of the middle east and Aborigines of Australia, incidences of high blood
pressure and heart disease were low due to high levels of
Magnesium in their drinking water and food. When these people moved to urban
areas and began eating a modern diet, they developed high blood pressure and heart disease as often
as those in the industrialized western countries. |
Source: |
Altura, B.M., B.T. "Magnesium in Cardiovascular Biology."
Scientific American, Science & Medicine, May/June 1995:28-37 |
A study of 21 people published in the journal Hypertension in 1989 found that
taking 625 milligrams of Magnesium daily significantly reduced blood
pressure |
Source: |
Montoyama, T., Sano, H., Fukuzaki, H. "Oral Magnesium
supplements in patients with essential hypertension." Hypertension,
1989;13(3):227-32 |
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Magnesium -
Blood Pressure
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Blood Pressure - In a double-blind, placebo-controlled study,
published in the British Journal of Nutrition in 1997, people who took 411 to 548 milligrams of
Magnesium daily achieved a reduction in both systolic and diastolic
blood pressure. |
Source: |
Itoh, K., Kawasaki, T., Nakamura, M. "The effects of high oral
Magnesium supplementation on blood pressure, serum lipids
and related variables in apparently healthy Japanese subjects." British Journal of Nutrition,
1997;78(5):737-50. |
Borderline Hypertensive - In a study of people who are
borderline hypertensive, Drs. Burton and Bella Altura, two of the leading
researchers in the field of Magnesium, report that 70 to 80 percent have
significantly depressed blood-ionized magnesium levels. |
Source: |
Altura, B.M., B.T. "Magnesium in Cardiovascular Biology."
Scientific American, Science & Medicine, May/June 1995:28-37 |
In a study of 141 patients with strongly symptomatic Mitral Valve
Prolapse, 60 percent of the people had low levels of magnesium. This is compared to only a
5% magnesium deficiency for the control group. Magnesium supplementation
given for 5 weeks reduced the symptoms of chest pain, palpitation, anxiety, low energy, faintness,
and difficulty breathing by 50 percent in this group. |
Note: Mitral Valve Prolapse (MVP) is a
disorder where the Mitral Valve of the heart fails to completely close off one of the chambers in
the heart during contraction. |
Magnesium -
Diabetes
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Diabetes - Three of the largest studies ever done on the incidence of
disease are the Harvard Nurses Health study of 85,000 women, the Health Professionals Follow-up
study of 43,000 men, and the Iowa Women's Health study of 40,000 women. All three studies showed
that those people with the highest levels of Magnesium intake had the lowest
risk for developing diabetes. |
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Magnesium -
Stroke
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Stroke - A study of 98 stroke patients admitted to the emergency Room
of three hospitals in New York exhibited early and significant
Magnesium-ion deficits. The stroke patients also demonstrated a high calcium
to Magnesium ratio, which are signs of increased vascular tone and cerebral vessel
spasm. |
Source: |
Altura BT et al., "Low levels of serum ionized
Magnesium are found in patients early after stroke which result in rapid
elevation in cytosolic free calcium and spasm in cerebral vascular muscle cells." Neurosci Lett,
vol. 230, no. 1, pp. 37-40, 1997. |
All deaths due to stroke among Taiwan residents (17,133 cases) from 1989 through 1993
were compared with deaths from other causes (17,133 controls). It was determined that the higher
the Magnesium levels in drinking water used by Taiwan residents, the lower the
incedence of stroke. |
Source: |
Yang CY, "Calcium and Magnesium in drinking water and risk of
death from cerebrovascular disease." Stroke, vol. 18, no. 8, pp.
411-414, 1998. |
Magnesium -
Metabolic Syndrome
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Metabolic Syndrome - In a 15 year study of 5,000 young adults, it was
found that higher intake of Magnesium through food or supplements led to a lower
likelyhood of developing Metabolic Syndrome. |
Note: Metabolic Syndrome is characterized
as a single person who has several health risk factors at the same time, including abdominal
obesity, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetic, etc.. |
Source: |
He K, Liu K, Daviglus ML, Morris SJ, Loria CM, Van Horn L, Jacobs DR, Savage PJ,
"Magnesium intake and the incidence of metabolic syndrome among
young adults." Circulation, vol. 113, no. 13, pp. 1675-1682, 2006. |
Magnesium -
PMS
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PMS - Recent studies showed that of 192 women taking 400 mg of
Magnesium daily for PMS, 95 percent experienced less breast pain and had less
weight gain, 89 percent suffered less nervous tension, and 43 percent had fewer headaches. |
Source: |
Goldberg B, Alternative Medicine Guide: Women's Health Secrets Series 1, Future
Medicine Publishing, Tiburon, CA, 1998. |
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Magnesium -
Depression
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Depression - A study of approximately 500 depressed people by Dr. RH
Cox and Dr. CN Shealy found that the majority of the sufferers were
magnesium-deficient. The authors of the study advised clinicians that they should
consider the distinct possibility of therapeutic benefit fromt he use of Magnesium
therapy in chronic depression. |
Source: |
Cox RH, Shealy CN, Cady RK, Veehoff D, Burnetti Awell M. Houston R,
"Significant Magnesium deficiency in depression." J Neurol Orthop
Med Surg, vol 17, pp. 7-9, 1996. |
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Magnesium -
Migraines
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Migraines - A group of 3,000 patients given 200 mg of
Magnesium daily had an 80 percent reduction in their
migraine symptoms. |
Source: |
Mauskop A, Fox B, What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Migraines,
Warner Books, New York, |
Ormus Minerals Magnesium
Oil
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What do you know about the very
important Mineral Magnesium?
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Magnesium is the fourth
most abundant mineral in your body, a necessary co-factor for hundreds
of enzymes, and the most critical mineral of all for coping with
stress.
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Well science now learned that the best
way to take this important nutrient is trandermal and to top that off
we have added the ORMUS Minerals and now you have a full spectrum
supplement that you just rub onto your skin and see results in your
health.
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What Minerals Are In Pure Magnesium
Oil?
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Known Minerals in
Magnesium Oil (12)
total
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Minerals
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ppm
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Minerals |
Not
Detectable
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Magnesium
Chloride
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31.5 %
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Aluminum |
ND
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Sodium
Chloride |
.42
%
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Arsenic |
ND
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Potassium
Chloride |
.32 %
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Beryllium |
ND
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Calcium |
71.1 |
Cadmium |
ND
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Iron |
05.14 |
Chromium |
ND
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Manganese |
01.01 |
Cobalt |
ND
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Antimony |
00.224 |
Lead |
ND
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Barium |
00.209 |
Nickel |
ND
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Copper |
00.1 |
Silver |
ND
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Molybdenum |
00.161 |
Thallium |
ND
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Selenium |
008.06 |
Vanadium |
ND
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Zinc |
00.206 |
Mercury |
ND
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Flouride |
ND
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Chlorine |
ND
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Ormus Minerals MAGNESIUM
OIL & HEALTH
Product
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Magnesium
Oil Ormus Minerals
PURE Magnesium Oil Dew
not diluted with
water
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Natural
Magnesium
Oil
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INGREDIENTS: Pure Magnesium Oil Dew
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Areas
Helped with Magnesium Oil
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SKIN
ISSUES
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PAIN
ISSUES
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OTHER
ISSUES
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Abscesses (Human &
Pet)
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Achilles Tendon
pain
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Anxiety
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Abrasions --
Pets
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Braxton
Hicks
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Asthma
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Bruises
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Bronchial
Spasms
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Blood Pressure
(lower)
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Burns
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Bursitis
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Cholesterol
lower
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Cuts
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Exercise
pain
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Constipation
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Dry skin
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Growing
Pains
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Diabetes
II
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Fingernails
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Headaches
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Energy
increased
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Gums
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Heart
Palpitations
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Eyelids -
drooping
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Hair &
nails
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Leg
Cramps
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Hyper
Activity
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Hygiene - used as
deodorant
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Menstrual
issues
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Incontinence
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Large
pores
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Migraines
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Infertility
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Moles &
Warts
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Muscle
cramps
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Insomnia
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Psoriasis
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Muscle
repair
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Irregularity
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Rosecea
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Neuropathy
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Regularity
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Scars
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PMS
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Stress
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Skin
Irritations
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Pain
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Swollen
Eyes
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Skin
Tabs
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Rheumatoid
Arthritis
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Teeth – whiter &
less translucent
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Spider
Veins
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Smashed Fingers
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Sunburns
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Sore
Muscles
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Wounds
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Tooth Infection
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