Magnesium oil is applied to the skin, used in footbaths or full body baths.

• Massage into aching joints and muscles or into skin needing rejuvenation.
• 30 mL can be added to a warm footbath and the feet soaked for 30 minutes.
• Add 25–50 mL to a hot bath and soak for at least 30 minutes to relieve stress and aches while increasing magnesium levels.
• Topical applications can vary from 5 to 10 mL. It can be sprayed under the arms (doubles as a highly effective deodorant) and on the feet. Up to 30 mL can be sprayed or massaged all over the body. Begin with low dosage and dilute if stinging occurs.
Every 30 mL of MagSorb™ contains 3300 mg of actual magnesium.

All natural sources.

Magnesium Chloride from an ancient seabed and water. Energetically preserved between 1600 and 2000 metres deep in the earth.

Good morning,

I have to say that I'm very happy with the product.... after only one night of use my feet, ankles, legs and knee feel much better. I have fibromyalgia and ordinarily am very achy and sore in the morning - not this morning! :) My mother has more severe fibromyalgia than I do and Im very much looking forward to seeing how she goes with MagSorb.

Thank you and kind regards,
Samantha, Mt Hawthorn, Perth.

Hi,

I was advised to get your magnesium spray after sudden weight gain and much joint pain. I was better within the hour! I have passed on your web site to others.

Kind regards, Michelle

After 2 years without swimming I decided to torture myself and return to the pool. Amazingly I managed 30 laps and it seemed like my fitness level hadn’t disappeared. However, the following day proved me wrong. The muscles in my shoulders obviously hadn’t been used in 2 years! The pain was agonising and there was no way to ease the discomfort. I happened to walk past my bottle of MagSorb and thought I’d give that a go. I smothered my shoulders in the magnesium oil and within 2 hours I felt an amazingly relief from the pain. MagSorb is a wonder-oil!!!!!!!

What are the benefits of using transdermal magnesium vs. oral magnesium supplementation?
- The number one reason for using magnesium oil instead of tablets is increased uptake. Many oral supplements contain magnesium which is not very bio-available and phytic acid (a substance found in cereal grains) can severely reduce the amount of magnesium absorbed during digestion. High-dose magnesium can also cause an unpleasant laxative effect when taken orally. The highly absorbent skin offers a direct link to the bloodstream which bypasses the digestive system and these common problems. This means that levels of this essential mineral can be boosted faster and more efficiently than ever before. Many customers can feel the difference within days, sometimes even hours!

Is MagSorb™ - Transdermal Magnesium 'Oil' actually oil?
- No, 'magnesium oil' is just a term used for highly concentrated magnesium chloride in water. MagSorb™ contains pristine magnesium chloride, water and naturally occurring trace minerals.

I experience a tingling/burning sensation when using MagSorb™. Is this normal?
- Yes, people with sensitive skin may experience slight stinging when using magnesium oil on the skin. Don't worry, the effect is harmless and will usually lessen each time it is used. We have noticed that people who are very deficient in magnesium seem to be more likely to experience this discomfort during the first few applications. You can mix MagSorb™ 1:1 with water which will usually reduce any irritation, or try foot and bath soaks (a very relaxing experience!). If you are concerned, please talk to your health practitioner.

Are there any precautions for using MagSorb?
- Be careful around mucous membranes (eyes and nose) as magnesium oil may irritate these areas. If you have a skin condition such as eczema, psoriasis, etc that involves cracked or damaged skin, try MagSorb™ in a bath instead. This will allow the magnesium to work its wonders without the possibility of irritation.

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