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I got my magnesium chloride from the amazon. It is way less expensive to get the powder or flakes than to get the liquid already made up. I have not tried the liquid but think maybe too much water in the liquid for this recipe.

I have a friend whose daughter has CP. She gets horrible muscle spasms in her legs. This lotion does not completely resolve the spasms but gives her enough relief that she is able to sleep at night. She wants me to make her another batch ASAP.

How to Make Your Own Canna Magnesium Lotion Ingredients 1/2 Cup Magnesium Flakes 2-3 Tbsp. Distilled Water 1/4 Cup Canna-Infused Coconut Oil 1/4 Cup Grapeseed Oil 1 Tbsp. unrefined Shea Butter 2 1/2 Tbsp. Bees Wax 1 tsp. Vitamin E oil 20 — 30 drops of Essential Oils...

This looks so yummy!!!! But I am such a 98 lb light-weight I would have been stuck to my recliner for 2 days if I ate this, LOL. I love to cook and will try this with much less herb in it.

From my studies, magnesium chloride flakes are what you want to acquire. It is much more efficiently absorbed through the skin than taking orally. I buy mine on the jungle site and is sourced from the Zechstein seabed in the Netherlands. I am not sure why it would discolor skin or make it peel...

I have read that if you apply Magnesium oil to the bottom of your feet when you go to bed at night it absorbs well and helps with sleep and muscle cramps and pain.

A friend of mine has trouble with foot pain. She applied some of this oil to the bottom of her feet for her 12 hour shift standing and said she had no pain all night.

I made about an 8 OZ batch as an experiment. 1/2 Cup Magnesium Flakes 2-3 Tbsp. Distilled Hot Water 1/4 Cup Infused Coconut Oil 1/4 Cup Grape seed Oil 1 Tbsp. unrefined Shea Butter 2 1/2 Tbsp. Bees Wax 1 tsp. Vitamin E oil 20 – 30 drops of Essential Oils (optional, I used Lavender)...

I made the cream and it set up just fine, almost too hard. Next time I will add a bit more infused coconut oil. I adapted a recipe I found and added magnesium chloride. I gave small jars to friends to try for pain and cramps. So far I am getting very positive feedback. It was a mess cleaning up...

I do not know what brand of pressure cooker you have, but I have a Presto and an All American. Both are stove top models. I was able to find on line pressure regulator weights that go down to 5 lbs of pressure.

Great information! I have been using magnesium chloride oil as a spray on for cramps for a few months now. Works well. So do you think I should mix it with my topical CCO pain roll on to enhance it?