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“Before I started with the DermaMag I was having problems with sleep. Now I wake up after a deep sleep and feel rested. This is the best sleep I have had in many years and it is due to DermaMag, which is a natural product, NOT a prescription or an over-the-counter sleep aide.”
(Chris from
Columbus,
OH)
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"A magnesium deficiency can detract from getting a full, deep sleep."
Dr. Nikos M. Linardakis, MD
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"A lack of magnesium will cause you to wake up after a few hours and not be able to return to sleep."
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In a study by Dr. W. Davis, MD, 99 percent of his patients who used magnesium chloride had rapidly induced sleep that was uninterrupted.
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"All people who start a magnesium program report instant deep sleep experiences without the use of drugs. "
Dr. Wayne Garland
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"With DermaMag, I noticed that I am able to sleep deeper and longer."
(Eileen from Malvern, PA)
The Secret to Insomnia Relief: Magnesium
But Traditional Oral Magnesium Supplements Don't Work.
Here's Why..
Studies show that people with sleep problems get immediate relief by getting magnesium shots or IV treament. They report having their first deep, uninterrupted sleep in years.
But most people who try off-the-shelf oral (swallowed) magnesium supplements don't get any insomnia relief at all.
Why? Because orally taken supplements rely on the colon for absorption and our colons do a poor job of absorbing magnesium. The result: almost all magnesium supplements fail to help with insomnia.
Dr. Jay Cohen, MD, nationally recognized expert on drug dosage and drug efficacy, states that "When you take magnesium tablets or capsules, your body absorbs only 30 percent of the magnesium they contain. With many top-selling products, absorption is much less, as little as 10 percent."
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Why DermaMag™ Is Different
DermaMag™ is a revolutionary new liquid magnesium that works by using one of the body's most efficient means of absorption: through the skin.
Just spray it onto your skin and rub it in to get high levels of rapidly absorbed magnesium.
DermaMag is 100% natural, ultra-pure and the finest quality magnesium chloride liquid available on the market today.
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The Link Between Magnesium and Insomnia
Sleep for those with magnesium deficiency is restless, agitated and disturbed by frequent nighttime awakenings. However, all forms of magnesium supplements are not equally effective. In a study of more than 200 patients, Dr. W. Davis used magnesium chloride as a means of combating insomnia. The researcher reported that sleep was induced rapidly, was uninterrupted, and that waking tiredness disappeared in ninety-nine percent of the patients. In addition, anxiety and tension diminished during the day. (W. Davis and F. Ziady, "The Role of Magnesium in Sleep,"
Montreal Symposium)
In one study from the journal "Magnesium Research," four different forms of magnesium were compared and they found a significantly higher availability and absorption from magnesium chloride.
Dr. Sherry Rogers, MD, Author of "Depression: Cured At Last"
Why Magnesium Matters
Studies Show That 80% of Us Are Magnesium Deficient..Without Knowing
Heart Disease, High Blood Pressure and Diabetes have now all been linked to magnesium deficiency. But if magnesium is so important, why aren't we being told? Actually, some very prominant doctors are now beginning to spread the word.
Dr. Mildred S. Seelig MD MPH - Author of "The Magnesium Factor"
A World-Wide Dilemma
In 2006, the World Health Organization reached consensus that a majority of the world's population is magnesium deficient. Likewise, in 1995, the Gallop Organization conducted a survey and found that 72% of adult Americans consume less than the Recommended Daily Allowance for Magnesium.
The chart above shows how American daily intake of magnesium has dropped by 50% in the last 100 years. In 1900, the average daily intake of magnesium was about 450 milligrams a day. By 2000, the daily intake had dropped to about 225 milligrams. This large drop is alarming, considering that magnesium is necessary to maintain basic human health.
Between 1900 and 1930 heart disease had virtually no medical specialists in the US. There was little interest in cardiology because so few people had any heart problems. Deaths from heart disease rose from 30,000 in 1900 to 700,000 in 1970.
The chart above maps the last 100 years of American heart disease. As magnesium intake fell during this period, death from heart disease skyrocketed. Is this a coincidence? Many doctors don't think so.
The Impact of Magnesium on Health
Dr. Jay S. Cohen MD - Author of "The Magnesium
Solution for High Blood Pressure"
After calcium, magnesium is the most important mineral in our bodies.
Magnesium regulates more than 325 enzymes in the body, the most important of which produce, transport, store and utilize energy. Many aspects of cell metabolism are regulated by magnesium, such as DNA and RNA synthesis, cell growth, and cell reproduction.
Magnesium also orchestrates the electric current that sparks through the miles of nerves in our body. Without magnesium, muscle and nerve functions are compromised and energy diminished. We are operating with the power turned off.
Source: Dr. Jerry Aikawa - The University of Colorado - Author of "Magnesium: Its Biological Significance."
Below is a list of conditions that have been linked to magnesium deficiency:
| Anxiety and Panic
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Hypoglycemia
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| Asthma
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Insomnia
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| Blood clots
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Kidney disease
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| Bowel Disease
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Migraine
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| Depression
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Musculoskeletal conditions
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| Detoxification
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Nerve problems
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| Diabetes
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Gynecological problems
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| Fatigue
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Osteoporosis
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| Heart disease
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Raynaud’s syndrome
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| Hypertension
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Tooth decay
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Source: The Magnesium Miracle, Dr. Carolyn Dean, MD
Why Don't Our Doctors Tell Us About Magnesium?
If magnesium is so critical to our health, why don't our doctors tell us about it? The answer may be that most doctors are simply unaware that so many patients are magnesium deficient. Unfortunately, a reliable, readily available test for magnesium deficiency is lacking.
Most medical laboratories are only equipped to measure magnesium contents in the blood. This method, however, is not useful because even if a person is very deficient in magnesium, the body keeps the blood level normal by pulling magnesium from bone and tissue cells. A person can have a major magnesium deficiency and still have normal magnesium blood levels.
Additionally, many doctors did not get extensive training in medical school regarding the health impact of mineral deficiency. Large, mainstream studies on the role that magnesium deficiency plays in many of today's diseases are available, but are simply ignored or overlooked.
Dr. Carolyn Dean - Author of "The Magnesium Miracle"
Why Are We So Magnesium Deficient?
Researchers believe that we evolved on a diet that was high in magnesium-rich foods such as greens, nuts, seeds, and grains. Because of this, our bodies didn’t develop mechanisms to store magnesium since it was readily available in our food.
This would not be a problem if we still lived in a period when magnesium-rich food was plentiful. But times
have changed, and our world today presents a different picture:
AGRICULTURE - The last 100 years has seen a dramatic shift in farming practices. Most of the soil has been overworked and depleted of magnesium. Today’s fertilizers will often contain inadequate levels of magnesium. Additionally, to increase profits, farmers use techniques which accelerate plant growth, but reduce the amount of time for magnesium to fixate within the crops.
DIET – People don’t eat enough high-magnesium foods anymore: green leafy vegetables, beans, nuts, legumes, unrefined grains. When we do eat vegetables we often cook or boil them. Doing so tends to leach out a considerable amount of magnesium, as magnesium is water soluble. Also, we eat a much higher percentage of processed foods today, which not only contain less magnesium than natural foods, but often lead to stressful conditions within the body that require higher levels of daily magnesium for us to maintain health.
WATER – Fluoride in our water supply binds to magnesium particles and renders them unavailable for use in our body. Additionally, the filtration processing of our tap water and many bottled water brands removes important minerals, such as magnesium.
Simply Put, The World's Best
DermaMag™ is a revolutionary daily magnesium supplement absorbed through the skin. One hundred percent natural and contaminant free, it can be sprayed on the skin, or used in a bath to deliver high doses of magnesium for rapid absorption.
DermaMag™ magnesium oil solves the problems that riddle most magnesium supplements available today: poor absorption and unhealthy contaminants.
Why DermaMag™ Magnesium Oil is Different
Dr. Norman Shealy, MD, considers the best orally taken magnesium supplement to be magnesium taurate. He believes that magnesium taurate takes six to twelve months to restore intracellular levels. But he has found that skin application of magnesium chloride oil having a concentration of 25 percent magnesium chloride (or higher) restores intracellular levels within four to six weeks. Referring to the use of magnesium chloride oil, Dr. Shealy says, "It is a lot simpler and easier, and you can do it on your own. There is no known risk to using magnesium unless you have kidney failure."
(Note: DermaMag magnesium oil contains 31% magnesium chloride.)
Mark Sircus, Ac, OMD and author of "Transdermal Magnesium Therapy" says, "Transdermal (skin) application of magnesium is actually superior to oral supplements in many ways and is the best practical way magnesium can be used as a medicine besides by direct injection. Transdermal magnesium delivers high levels of magnesium directly through the skin to the cellular level, bypassing common intestinal and kidney problems associated with oral use."
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or mitigate any disease. If you are pregnant, suffering from any medical condition, or are taking medication, consult a healthcare practitioner before use.
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