What
if there were a mineral that if properly replenished, could help alleviate
arthritis pain, migraines, depression, PMS symptoms, asthma suffering, and
heart problems? Would those benefits sound far-fetched? Believe it or not,
that is the short list. Magnesium, a seemingly miraculous mineral
deficient in most people, has treated fibromyalgia, several types of
cardiovascular diseases, ADHD, prevents the formation of kidney stones,
increases blood flow, induces relaxation by normalizing nerve impulses, is
used intravenously for ER cardiac patients, and has been shown to
dramatically diminish birth defects during pregnancy. A pioneer in
magnesium research, Dr. Norman Shealy M.D., Ph.D states that “virtually
every known disease is associated with magnesium deficiency, including
asthma, hypertension, cancer, diabetes, migraine, allergies, myocardial
(heart), and depression,” in his scientific study entitled Transdermal
Absorption of Magnesium published in the Southern Medical Journal. The
implications of proper magnesium supplementation are staggering, and thus,
may have been hushed up by those who would keep you on risky medications
rather than offer the natural preventative measure.
How could anyone have known that common ailments which doctors have
collected billions for in medical fees could be alleviated by a simple
sea-born mineral? Or, that to survive, magnesium is every bit as vital to
the human organism as oxygen and water? Were you taught this in science
class? Me neither. So what can we do to get this miracle mineral absorbed
into our bodies quickly? Experts say that magnesium applied transdermally
(topically) most effectively raises magnesium levels – which may result in
the disappearance of a whole host of mysterious ailments.
Magnesium: the Missing Link
What if all our hard-working medical students began their study of
medicine with the following quotation as the Introduction to their medical
textbooks?
“Illness is not our natural state, but instead, is indicative of
nutritional deficiencies, mineral imbalances, destructive thinking, or
harmful toxicity levels that call for our attention and correction.” Dr.
Sircus Ac., O.M.D.
In her book The Miracle of Magnesium, Dr. Carolyn Dean M.D., N.D. explains
that because magnesium is responsible for numerous physiological
functions, it plays a key role in heart health and blood circulation.
Magnesium is known to regulate more than 300 enzymes in the production,
transportation, and utilization of energy, or ATP. It doesn’t take an M.D.
though, to see that a body rich in magnesium will therefore have
widespread benefits for one’s mental, emotional, and physical well being.
Everyone at some point has hopped into a warm Epsom Salt bath to soothe
their aches and pains. How many knew that this popular household remedy is
actually Magnesium Sulfate. By soaking in it, the body eagerly but
temporarily absorbs enough magnesium to “quiet” its painful grumbles after
a long day. What the general public may not know is that doctors have
clearly known about magnesium’s therapeutic benefits; magnesium is
employed in emergency rooms as an intravenous lifesaving therapy for
cardiac patients. Intravenous magnesium quickly delivers this critical
nutrient to the bloodstream, heart, and organs, helping to normalize the
body’s delicate mineral balance to stave off a major trauma. So widespread
is its emergency room usage that the late Dr. Mildred Seelig of New York
University Medical Center said that magnesium had been incorrectly termed
a drug by medical professionals instead of the nutrient it is.
Magnesium researchers, doctors A. Neveu and Dr. Raul Vergini documented
their treatment success with intravenous magnesium chloride in recent
times, finding excellent results in cancer prevention, Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome, rheumatic diseases, many allergic diseases, and a host of other
ailments. Spanning decades of research, Magnesium treatments seemed to be
plausible, highly effective solutions that could bring relief to help
millions of sufferers. Why then is it not commonly prescribed for the
illnesses listed in this article? Dr. Neveu commented in 1943 why
magnesium was not taken seriously by the medical establishment, “Official
Medicine saw in magnesium chloride Therapy (sic) a threat to its new and
growing business: vaccinations.” But of course things have changed in the
21st century, right? Wrong. A 2006 New York Times article, entitled
Seducing the Medical Profession, confirmed widespread corruption in
medicine, “New evidence keeps emerging that the medical profession has
sold its soul in exchange for what can only be described as bribes from
the manufacturers of drugs and medical devices.
Why Transdermal (Topical) Magnesium ?
A 1936 report, number 264 from the 74th Congress to the Senate stated,
“The alarming fact is that foods now being raised on millions of acres of
land that no longer contain enough of certain minerals are starving us –
no matter how much of them we eat. Magnesium, called the “most important
mineral for man and all living organisms” by professor Dr. Jerry Aikawa in
his book Magnesium: Its Biological Significance, is one precious mineral
severely lacking in our soil. For those already taking magnesium
supplements, choices abound at your local health food store or online
nutritional distributors. But which method is most effective? To absorb
the high doses of magnesium that our bodies need, Magnesium pioneers Dr.
Sircus and Dr. Shealy praise Transdermal Magnesium as the top choice.
Applied transdermally, magnesium is absorbed immediately through the skin,
offering an absorption rate that is impossible for oral magnesium to
accomplish.
Many years of laboratory and clinical research, led Sedona-based scientist
Dr. Dawn Medicine Wolf M.D.(H) (Ret.) and Biophysicist of Sacred Health,
LLC, to further develop unique transdermal and sub-lingual delivery
systems which he proved to be 100% effective in “intracellular” absorption
and utilization, through the use of ORME’S (Orbitally Re-arranged
Molecular Elements) Energy Technology, and a proprietary monatomic PtMVA
process.
Reports are coming in from around the world about magnesium’s successes.
In his ground-breaking book Transdermal Magnesium Therapy, Dr. Sircus
documents some of the remarkable cases for which Transdermal Magnesium had
the answer. J. Jones from Washington State suffered from a severe heart
condition, diabetes, inflammation, and chronic pain. Her doctor gave her
dire news that she was going to die and to prepare her papers for such a
tragedy. Using a bit of magnesium oil on the glands below her ears brought
her immediate relief, and with it, the hope she had prayed to find. After
two weeks she announced, “I now have periods each day where I am pain
free, and I am discovering more strength each day… I absolutely love this
product (magnesium oil) and believe it has saved my life. I do not type
these words casually; I was a dying woman and could feel my life force
ebbing away each day… I believe this magic oil knows no limits in
healing…”
It is the hope of this author that, until modern medicine acknowledges
acute nutritional deficiencies as the root cause of many diseases, that
many will find relief by restoring precious life-giving minerals like
magnesium in their bodies. It’s good to know that sometimes, simple
solutions exist for life’s complex problems. ■
Miguel Montoya has actively
researched health and nutrition for ten years. He has been a contributing
writer to Four Corners Magazine in Sedona, Arizona since 2002.
What
if there were a mineral that if properly replenished, could help alleviate
arthritis pain, migraines, depression, PMS symptoms, asthma suffering, and
heart problems? Would those benefits sound far-fetched? Believe it or not,
that is the short list. Magnesium, a seemingly miraculous mineral
deficient in most people, has treated fibromyalgia, several types of
cardiovascular diseases, ADHD, prevents the formation of kidney stones,
increases blood flow, induces relaxation by normalizing nerve impulses, is
used intravenously for ER cardiac patients, and has been shown to
dramatically diminish birth defects during pregnancy. A pioneer in
magnesium research, Dr. Norman Shealy M.D., Ph.D states that “virtually
every known disease is associated with magnesium deficiency, including
asthma, hypertension, cancer, diabetes, migraine, allergies, myocardial
(heart), and depression,” in his scientific study entitled Transdermal
Absorption of Magnesium published in the Southern Medical Journal. The
implications of proper magnesium supplementation are staggering, and thus,
may have been hushed up by those who would keep you on risky medications
rather than offer the natural preventative measure.
