Category: Magnesium
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See our Transdermal Magnesium Articles: Book Review: Transdermal Magnesium Therapy Magnesium Chloride and Cancer Magnesium for Pain Inflammatory Diseases and Magnesium Calcium and Magnesium Breast Cancer – Information on the use of magnesium in breast cancer treatment Leukemia – Is it a treatable Disease? Colon and Colorectal Cancer – How a High Magnesium Diet prevents Colon and Colorectal Cancer…
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Magnesium and Diabetes
It’s been estimated that 80% of diabetics have low intracellular (inside the cell) magnesium. Diabetics both need more magnesium and lose more magnesium than most people. Research suggests low magnesium can boost your risk of developing type II diabetes by 33%. It’s a Fact: Magnesium and insulin need each other for normal healthy function. Without magnesium,…
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How a High Magnesium Diet Prevents Colon and Colorectal Cancer
Colon and colorectal (meaning the large intestine and large intestine and rectum) cancer can affect anyone. Numerous factors can, and do, produce colon and colorectal cancers, however the biggest factor is diet. “People who regularly eat whole grains develop cancer less often than those who don’t. A 1998 overview of 40 studies looked at 20 types of…
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Leukemia – Is it a treatable Disease?
In 1915 a French physician, Dr. Pierre Delbet, began researching and using Magnesium Chloride to treat open wounds because he found regular antiseptics actually caused the mortification (or death) of wound tissue to increase. Dr. Delbet went on to test magnesium chloride in numerous ways. He was particularly interested in using magnesium chloride transdermally, or on the skin. Delbet…
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Breast Cancer
Breast cancer occurs, and/or is diagnosed in nearly 50,000 women, and approximately 400 hundred men, each year in the US alone. It doesn’t care about race, nationality, or income status. While breast cancer declined slightly in 2007 and 2008, due to increased awareness and decreased use of Hormone Replacement Therapy – HRT – (fact from…
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Calcium and Magnesium
“Calcium and magnesium are opposites in their effects on our body structure. As a general rule, the more rigid and inflexible our body structure is, the less calcium and the more magnesium we need”*. Magnesium is the mineral of rejuvenation and prevents the calcification of our organs and tissues that is characteristic of the old-age related…
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Inflammatory Diseases and Magnesium
Magnesium has been found to be effective in treating sports injuries as well as our more common “aches and pains”. North Americans’ intake of magnesium dropped 50% in the last century and the consequences are quite painful. Many people needlessly suffer pain – including fibromyalgia, migranes and muscle cramps – because they do not get enough…
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Magnesium and the Mind
Mental health is a growing business. Many people suffer from depression, moodiness, memory impairment, cognitive dysfunctions, and other mind or mental imbalances. Many studies have been conducted showing a link between magnesium deficiencies and cognitive function, especially for children and the elderly. Other research clearly demonstrates the relationship of magnesium and overall brain health, chemical…
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Article Review: Magnesium Chloride for Health and Rejuvenation
Barbara Bourke and Walter Last wrote a great article on Magnesium. In this article they explain that magnesium is a nutrient compound from evaporated seawater. “This mineral is treasured for its ability to promote health and vitality, treat numerous diseases, combat the aging process, and fight infections.” Walter Last is a retired biochemist and nutritionist,…
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Magnesium Chloride – What it is and does
Magnesium is a natural mineral, both in seawater and the earth’s crust. It is also present in every cell of our body, and vital to our health and well-being. And magnesium chloride is a particular type of magnesium that dissolves especially well in water. “The Chinese ideogram for ‘magnesium’ consists of the symbols for ‘mineral’…