No stickiness like DMSO? I thought Magoil had DMSO in it?
It does, I think the comment was meant for when using DMSO on its own. But I'll defer to that use to clarify.
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No stickiness like DMSO? I thought Magoil had DMSO in it?
You are correct. But the Mag Oil- mag chloride, not Magnoil- with DMSO leaves a very sticky and itchy residue which I had to wipe off before getting into bed. I don't have to do that with Magnoil.No stickiness like DMSO? I thought Magoil had DMSO in it?
Haidut as you said posts back that magnoil users have felt they can lower the dose after so long because of saturation could this apply to calcirol and kuinone too?
How would this effect blood pressure? Are there any testimonials? I read half the thread but couldn't find any.
I am somewhat hypotensive 90/60 and my mom is hypertensive and on medications.
Thank you very much.
I guess the body is wise enough to make you absorv enough magnesium as needed until you get loose stools ? What do you think ?Personally I feel this is a great product in general. But doing it a lot or large doses can interfere with calcium metabolism. I think calcium from milk leans my face and too much magnesium bloats my face and body. Unless you drink a lot of milk, I don't see why you would want to take large doses of this product because it's potent. Excess magnesium, especially with low dietary consumption of calcium or excess of phosphate, increases the conversion from vitamin D to the active form, calcitriol, which can increase serotonin in the brain. Serotonin tends to cause bone loss, increasing parathyroid hormone.
Maybe. Maybe it's the DMSO that causes the bloated face/body? I am not sure at this point. But I like the effect of calcium in my body much more than magnesium.I guess the body is wise enough to make you absorv enough magnesium as needed until you get loose stools ? What do you think ?
Yeah, difficult to guess what is really going on, you made very good points anyway. I guess experimentation is the only way to know. Not only DMSO but this magnesium supplement has also L-pyroglutamic acid which has it's effects on its own.Maybe. Maybe it's the DMSO that causes the bloated face/body? I am not sure at this point. But I like the effect of calcium in my body much more than magnesium.
I'm very puzzled by the reports in this thread. There were people (including ours truly) using less than an entire serving and still noticing effects. When you consider that the adsorption of magnesium from a typical 500 ml bottle of mineral water drank in two times must surpass those 30 mg of magnesium from the suggested serving without difficulty (and that people barely feel something), we have to wonder if magnesium in your dosages isn't just a coadjuvant.I tried [10 drops] last night and it still made me calm and sleepy, so I guess even a lower dose has an effect.
People generally feel muscle relaxation with magnesium supplements. Myself included, for the record.I'm very puzzled by the reports in this thread. There were people (including ours truly) using less than an entire serving and still noticing effects. When you consider that the adsorption of magnesium from a typical 500 ml bottle of mineral water drank in two times must surpass those 30 mg of magnesium from the suggested serving without difficulty (and that people barely feel something), we have to wonder if magnesium in your dosages isn't just a coadjuvant.
The suspicion is reinforced by the fact that people don't report these effects from other salts, and the amounts apsordeb are much greater (usual 30% for 150 mg as example).
The main effect can be from the other stuff present, but also as you avoid problems from the unabsorbed fraction when applied topically.
Hmm never thought of L-pyroglutamic acid. Maybe it's doing the weird things to my body, not the magnesium or the DMSO. Haidut mentioned this is like an oxidized version of proline but I react badly to proline and glycine from experience. Gelatin bloats me like a lactating cow.Yeah, difficult to guess what is really going on, you made very good points anyway. I guess experimentation is the only way to know. Not only DMSO but this magnesium supplement has also L-pyroglutamic acid which has it's effects on its own.
I'm very puzzled by the reports in this thread. There were people (including ours truly) using less than an entire serving and still noticing effects. When you consider that the adsorption of magnesium from a typical 500 ml bottle of mineral water drank in two times must surpass those 30 mg of magnesium from the suggested serving without difficulty (and that people barely feel something), we have to wonder if magnesium in your dosages isn't just a coadjuvant.
The suspicion is reinforced by the fact that people don't report these effects from other salts, and the amounts apsordeb are much greater (usual 30% for 150 mg as example).
How much of the effect is from the other stuff present? The same benefits from topical use are there when people ingest it? This would rule out that it's due to avoiding the unabsorbed fraction when using on skin.
So I can confirm the experience of another user in the thread that it can create insomnia.
To me it feels kind of what like l-tyrosine should feel. Awake, centered, motivated but not anxious or any stress reaction. Calm. I would unscientifically describe it as "dopaminergic" feeling. Like it a lot.
Well, unless you think DMSO is giving all these effects the only thing that remains is pyroglutamic acid and that one is actually a known stimulant.
What do you mean?The chemical name of L-PGA is 5-oxo-proline (5-keto-proline) and its properties are much more similar to proline than to glutamic acid. In fact, L-PGA has been shown to act as a glutamate antagonist, at least in the brain.
What do you mean?
Is pidolic acid adsorbed intact from skin?
It's easy to find out the effect of magnesium by replacing it with calcium.
I was reading the experiments that used magnesium pidolate and they don't treat this salt in a special way. One of them used 540 mg of magnesium requiring 6200 mg of this form compared to Magnoil's serving of 333 mg.
There are people reporting noticeable effects from something like 20 mg of magnesium, it's surprising to me. Since I can't explain the losing of the stools while people adsorb more from the typical supplement, the only way to reconcile is by assuming that all posters here are Georgies in different accounts.