How To Make Magnesium Oil

[@Nexus2UAll]

I've been. making this for 20 years and you DO NOT need to heat it (saving dishwashing). Just mix the ingredients together in the final container and shake and leave for a few mins and you're done. Plus that ratio 1:1 is VERY strong for most people, and they will feel a stinging on the skin. Better to start with 2-parts water to 1-part Magnesium Chloride Flakes, then adjust as necessary.

[@TheFlavourTales]

Can we add any other ingredient to make it less tingling and more moisturising?

[@ednaresende5246]

GREAT VIDEO JUST DO NOT USE METAL SPOON OR METAL PAN TO MIX MAGNESIUM, BECAUSE MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE REACTS WITH METALS, USE WOOD OR PLASTIC SPOON AND GLASS CONTAINER.

[@erickanyc8907]

I thought there was something about the metals

[@lesleyjaques4371]

so cant use a saucepan??

[@fastwalkerkrlll]

I use a glass measuring cup and nuke it for about 6 minutes...maybe longer in some microwaves. Just need to make sure the water is boiling and then add the Magnesium

[@roam2]

fastwalkerkrlll you're still using microwaves 😳

[@АлексейЛесуков-ч3ь]

Edna Rezende You are right..👍👍Watch "How To Make Magnesium Oil" on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYe7fYuooJiAkLc

[@valerie9111]

So simple and to the point. Other video's are so complicated it's laughable. Thank you for being so sensible and down to earth. Will be making this as soon as I get the magnesium flakes

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

+Bayandkeysnan Thank you so much for watching!

[@patrickleverone2410]

This is just magnesium chloride solution, you can make it by mixing dissolved epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) and dissolved calcium chloride. Add a little of whichever you have more of to the one you have less of until you stop seeing a precipitate form. If you are familiar with chemistry, use stoichiometry and look up the solubility product of calcium sulfate dihydrate for a less contaminated product. Pour the mixture through a coffee filter to remove the white solid calcium sulfate (which can be heated later to make plaster). The clear solution that filters through is magnesium chloride, or "magnesium oil." Ice melt/road salt is typically calcium chloride, but check the label (and the MSDS to be sure) to make sure it is pure calcium chloride.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Patrick Leverone Interesting, thank you!

[@robertkimera4980]

Thanks very much I am going to try it.

[@rgbar-g780]

Great video. I've heard the more you are magnesium deficient, the more it tingles. Don't know if that's true, but, can't wait to make some.

[@myopotamus]

Thank you for the easy, no fuss demo. Nice personality, nice voice!

[@rainkatt]

Thanks, I had bought some homemade from a lady locally and thought it seemed rather watery for an 'oil', now I understand while it seems like water. I put it in a spray bottle like yours and added a drop of lavender oil to make it a pleasant reason to put it on frequently. I didn't care for the feeling on it on my hands or legs since it made them feel sticky and oily. Now, I spray it on my upper/inner thighs and stomach before bed and when I am getting dressed. The lavender makes it smell nice and I remember to use it more.

[@felisanicole2938]

Can you spray the scalp with magnesium oil for I have thin hair and some balding just wondering if it could help with hair growth?

[@MiguelAngelBriones]

I have been using the oil just for a couple of weeks and had some pains, in my lower back and shoulder, this pain has been there for months and in just the first day of applying the oil, now they are gone. You can also spray a few times in a glass of water and drink it. Thank you for sharing!

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

I'm so glad to hear that!

[@FireworksFun]

Don't drink it! This form is not to eat, it only causes diarea. Use magnesium bisglynate, or malate, or citrate to take oral.

[@yolanda9730]

Do you put the oil directly on your aches and pains? Thanks so much

[@thedakinioracle]

@@FireworksFun I wondered about that because it says on the package CAUTION external use only

[@Shercam]

Thank you soo much for sharing. I went to purchase magnesium oil and the cost was $12.00. I thought I would do my research before purchasing. Now I will get the flakes and make my own. Awesome sauce! Clear and concise info.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

+Sheryl Campbell Thank you so much for watching!

[@MsTubedotcom]

+Sheryl Campbell Hi...a fellow DIY friend told me that diluting magnesium flakes in hot water produces hydrochloric acid. You might want to search on this.. It was a bummer to me who is looking ways to save money :-D But I found almost all other sources on the net teaching this same method ...

[@laurahhh]

Mohd Sabri Mohammad I'm using and drinking alkaline water. so the magnesium such as in Epson salt for a bath is counterproductive. so I'm in the Twilight Zone of what to do.

[@akp398]

I would suggest that you can use glassware to mix magnesium oil instead of Aluminium pot. I love Magnesium Oil.

[@FireworksFun]

It looks like Stalinless steel.

[@EllenMackler]

So simple to make. I would also suggest using distilled water and a glass bottle though.

[@SalvvOrtiz]

Nice video, but you should pour the boiling water in a glass recipient and use a wooden spoon to stir it, magnesium reacts with metal and loses it's benefits. That's what I saw in other videos by some doctors about magnesium chloride.

[@SalvvOrtiz]

@CSI So the best way to do it is by mixing it in a glass container.

[@gingerwhalen7734]

It is super super easy, and as soon as I got my product (Amazon) I made it and it came out great. Again, Thank You!

[@vannetfmanimbao]

Thank you for this recipe. I'll give this to my husband for his body aches and pains instead of pills/medicines. 😊

[@julissimo1]

Thank you so much! Great video. I’m going to give this a try for my leg cramps. I did not know it was good for relaxation too.

[@JaeDann]

Holy Ned! The first video I watched was so complicated I gave it up. I can't believe how simple this one is! I'll try it. Thanks, thanks, thanks.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

+Erica Carroll Thank you so much for watching!

[@cheri07ch]

Thank you, for taking the time to share. This will save my family and myself quite a bit of money. We use the 'Ancient Minerals' Magnesium and will be glad to start making up our own. Bless you and your family

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Che'07ch Thank you!

[@kandaman304]

Interesting video...I've always wondered why it was called Magnesium "oil". I was waiting to see the "oil" part and it totally makes sense now. Great video by the way, straight to the point:)

[@heathy120]

I do thank you for posting this video - after watching it, I ordered the magnesium flakes on line, and just now finished making a batch. Can't wait to start using it - thank you.

[@EmmettsLeadingLady]

How did it work for you?

[@heathy120]

It's great! A very good video to help you make your own oil and save a ton of money!

[@kevt.5353]

Cheers mate. I was just wondering how to make it and them I came across your wonderful video. I love your positivity. Have a fantastic day

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Kev T. Thank you for watching!

[@robertkimera4980]

Wonderful information i have been looking for some affordable magnesium oil and look what i got.....i even went to Home Depot and they said they are no longer carrying this product. Thanks again.

[@tjgrafiks]

i made some last night. it doesn't feel oily, not one bit. I did one cup to one cup. maybe my magnesium is a good quality.

[@jileeannk7574]

Thanks for the receipe. I have a friend that is having issues with sleep.

[@lilicunha6824]

I love the vídeo! thanks a lot! but please, and about the conservation? Need to keep in the refrigerator? thank you so much!

[@littlesoulblade76]

Hey, way to go! Great video! Thanks for the recipe :)

[@deenflower8454]

Thank u so much. I have few doubts: Should we boil the water Can we use any grade manganesium choride flakes? Some say industrial grade. Pls clarify.

[@Bandit-em1sw]

Great video presentation, Beth. Just bought some Magnesium gel which I'm taking back and getting the flakes instead.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

+Barry Allan King Thank you so much for watching!

[@francescarkner1972]

Now you've shown us how to make magnesium oil please tell us where best place to buy the magnesium flakes &? Costs Thanks. Yes, thumbs up you kept it simple. Than you :-)

[@ann-charlottekarlsson4783]

Thanks for the video! Does it work with magnesium powder as well? And in that case, in which amount?

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

You're welcome! This method doesn't work with magnesium powder. It works better with flakes. You can get them from Amazon and a little bag will last awhile. The only two kinds of magnesium powder I know of are epsom salts and magnesium powder you mix into drinks (like the Natural Calm brand). Epsom salts are great for baths and foot soaks.

[@iPatrish]

You're just wonderful and it was really easy to understand. I'll be making my first batch pretty soon as I have ordered the flakes and once I make the oil, I'll be adding a couple of drops of essential oils go it to make my very own homemade deodorant. Thanks so much! 😊

[@EliasAlucard]

lol, seems much easier than I expected. I read something about distilled water being required (as in very pure water). Either way, I'm definitely going to start making my own magnesium oil, great stuff for the skin. Also gonna take foot baths with it (I have an old foot bath machine I haven't used in years, and magnesium oil is a solid reason to start using the old device).

[@SergioGarcia-ly2ir]

i have read and purchase magnesium and it says on the label "dont boil it or contact w metals" i use the flakes on water on plastic bottle , magnesium is alkaline

[@moonlightontheriver]

thank you !

[@Paradys8]

YES, I agree. You’re right about it 👍🏻

[@Todays-tip]

I might suggest that the Glass would be better, as so many companies use BPA in their Plastic Bottles. Thanks, Tamera

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Thank you! Great suggestion! You can find glass bottles of different sizes on Amazon.

[@artysqueezy184]

Can you take this as well as oral magnesium or should you just use this? Thanks for a great informative video

[@aprilsunshine3595]

thanks so much! I have fibromyalgia and the pain is so severe! Can't wait to try this I just got the flakes in today

[@cornaline7810]

Bonjour. J'ai du Nigari. Puis-je l''utiliser pour faire huile de magnésium. L'eau est de l'eau normale ? Quelle quantité pour chaque ingrédient ?? Merci d'avance

[@terristephens9820]

Thank you for the instructional tutorial and recipe. I enjoyed your share, and I will be making my own Magnesium Oil from now on instead of purchasing retail.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Terri Stephens Thank you for watching! :-)

[@joeyneilson9299]

thank you for this I really need this for my varicose veins

[@danvelgtr]

Good video , can it be used around the heart area ?

[@feltingme]

Did search a bit more, and 5 sprays give approximately 100 mg, which basically means we need about 30 sprays to get 600 mg. People with serious diseases should get closer to 3000 mg though at first, which means best is probably to take both - skin and through digestive system. I wonder, if we could drink diluted magnesium oil. I know it says on the package just for external use.

[@nitelite78]

You will be getting magnesium from food as well don't forget.

[@The_New_Abnormal_World_Order]

Do you use magnesium chloride or magnesium sulphate??? Do you know which dosage of magnesium will be received from 1 spray / 10 sprays? Thank you.

[@lorette2443]

My hands always tremor, my neurologist says its a minor issue and he does't want me to be on any medication considering the side effect that the medication can have. In my case can magnesium oil be of any help.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

+Lorette D'souza Thank you for watching! You can try it to see if it will help. Ask your doctor first.

[@pabrici7236]

Hello. Approximately how much you bought that magnesium flakes? Does the cheaper ones have the same effects? And where can I find it other than online store? Thank you

[@fredpierson5340]

thanks!!! will try. keep up helping others like me!

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Thank you for watching!

[@lykn6929]

Where does one get magnesium flakes? Is it the same as epsom salt?

[@crotchet1586]

Excellent! How many milligrams per 20 sprays will be administered? The one I bought has 150mg. Cheers

[@RS-mj3pm]

Thank you very helpful, will save my a lot of money

[@paulamcgarghanpeter4662]

Good job. I never knew.... Thank you for sharing CM!

[@thomaswestberg9065]

Thanks for the great, concise video! Is this basically the same thing as sold in stores? So cool to make it ourselves.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Thomas Westberg Thank you! I don't think magnesium oil is sold in stores (but it might be). Ancient Minerals makes magnesium oil that you can buy online or on Amazon, however.

[@commandernoodles2367]

Are Magnesium Flakes and Epsom Salt the same?

[@eileen2906]

Great video but we're do you get magnesium flakes frm and how much are they, I didn't see you put any oil in so how come they are oily, please can you let us know these things, thank you

[@MrsSharYah]

Thanks for the information, truly. I will be making this tomorrow once I get the flakes.

[@genapruitt]

Thanks so much! Excellent presentation...clear, concise and very informative...much appreciated! :)

[@lorrainedavis6006]

hey way to go thanks for the recipe. thought is it really necessary to heat the water? i never have.

[@julieharrison4439]

Just ordered magnesium flakes. Great video. Thanks

[@jaim6580]

I e been looking for these exact details. Grazzi ! 🙏😊

[@RetireAbroadInvesting]

Should you be using a wooden spoon instead of metal ? Does it make a difference

[@cindydorfler-hederer6079]

yes

[@fastwalkerkrlll]

I have magnesium in pill form can I use that if I break the pills up?

[@MsRegina333]

Thank you for sharing the information on the magnesium oil! I do not see where you get the flakes from. A Doctor on KZbin stated not to get the kind that is made out of rocks but the chilated kind. Not sure where to get it? Thank you in advance! Peace.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

MsRegina333 Thank you for watching! You can buy magnesium flakes on Amazon.

[@MsRegina333]

Thank you!

[@TheBluebell007]

Thank u so much for this lovely video...sure to use it...n very affordable to make it at home...😊

[@aida087]

Thank you for sharing. I have a question.... I want to make this for my 83 your old Mom but she suffers from high blood pressure, diabetes and osteoporosis and takes meds for all three, would this affect her in any way?

[@pieretteturner822]

Thanks very much, very helpful, going to make some for my partner( and myself) who has type 1 diabetes and gets aching muscles at night. I've got the flakes already which I got from a heath shop in England, also I'm going to add in some MSM to your mixture, I will let you know how it goes! The thing I was going to say is to use filtered water so that the body doesn't also absorb the nasty chemicals in our drinking water along with the magnesium, good health and happiness to you

[@LM33333]

I've never understood this. If you can drink the water (you said drinking water), why can't you put it on your skin--there is nothing more invasive than ingesting thru the mouth.

[@munibahmadxx]

I come here after downloading Dr. Mark Sircus' ebook. Is best to apply this 'oil' on thin skin like the forearm, underarm, etc. Thx for the info mate

[@clairejensen7363]

Thanks for making this so simple.

[@susansherrell9113]

How to order

[@cindylervik]

i made a batch, super simple with epsom salts. i am wondering if i put on too much as there is dried salt on my skin. feedback from users?

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

+cindy lervik I would use magnesium flakes instead...they're also called magnesium chloride. Some people rinse off magnesium oil after letting it sit for about 15 minutes or so too. Thank you for watching!

[@prayznHm]

What is the magnesium flakes... is it Epsom Salt? and where do I get the flakes if its not Epsom salt?

[@stoms8238]

Great thanks. Manesium flakes, is that epsom salts?

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

+Shazza Toms Thank you for watching! Magnesium flakes are different from Epsom salts (although Epsom salt baths are a GREAT thing). Magnesium flakes are also called "Magnesium citrate".

[@OyaRevolutionary]

@@TheCrunchyHousewife Epsom salts are used in exactly the same way

[@usfercaraan7155]

Is there an Epsom salt here in the Philippines? Because I've already seen in the advertisement it's so expensive... It cost 1,200 each equivalent to 23$

[@moonlightontheriver]

wow..this vid is so helpful, thank you ! I think it would be best to use distilled water. do you know what I can add to it to prevent or ease the itchiness that magnesium oil gives ?

[@travelightly]

Try diluting it with added water. Build up tolerance?

[@anastasia10017]

where do you get magnesium flakes ? what is the difference between magnesium flakes and epsom salts ?

[@Ida-Adriana]

i just rub it in really well and it gets absorbed quickly, otherwise i'm a sticky oily mess. i still have muscle twitching all over, i thought this would help...

[@nitelite78]

Muscle twitching could be other deficiencies such as zinc, calcium or potassium deficiency. Or it can be other medicine that causes twitching. Anti-depressants for example.

[@Ida-Adriana]

nitelite78 thank you, I've been taking all of these but it's not helping. More worryingly, I have to wake up to pee every few hours, haven't slept properly in ages. All my symptoms are a match for borelliosis :( but uk doctors are sadistic and say I am just fine. I don't take antidepressant either, they make my suicidal ideation worse. I think the twitching could be caused by electrolyte imbalance caused by the constant peeing. Sorry for TMI

[@goran86ac72]

why do you have to boil the water ??

[@fonsekabolero2025]

i have epsom salts in shelf.. can i dilute n make mag. oil also? because i dont have mag. chloride version ...any opinions ?? 😋😋

[@georgiaheisser2644]

Awesome info.

[@PhatGrrl]

why do you heat the water? I was told you can use distilled water and the flakes, but no heating?

[@johnnynunley9488]

Is it necessary to heat the water before putting in the magnesium? My magnesium (in the form of salt crystals) dissolves quickly in just room temperature water.

[@rejanemaciel341]

+Johnny I think that the water should be destilled as well. Regards

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

+Johnny Nunley If the flakes dissolve, that's fine. Thank you for watching!

[@lancelink88]

Well done, top video on Magnesium!!!

[@Coyotethumper5]

All is great but where do you get magnesium flakes

[@Paradys8]

Why it’s called “Mg. OIL”? There is NO oil at all, just water diluted Mg., Wonder if I can add oil?

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

Awesome. Where do you get the flakes?

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Thanks! You can find the flakes on Amazon.

[@virgilstraker5211]

thanks for the recipe. I sweat alot so I'm actually thinking that I may have a deficiency of magnesium. is it something that I can spray on in the morning and keep it on. all day?

[@SusanBullockUberGrams]

Awesome recipe easy good job thank you so much

[@Angelicamartinz]

thank you so much for the video!! I,m from chile and foun a 33 g of magnesium chloride bags in the drugstore How much in g is your half cup?? thanks again!!

[@Libouh]

Where to buy the magnesium compound? Is it available in the store or because they name it something else that make it difficult for me to find

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Meiji Jap You can buy magnesium flakes on Amazon. Ancient Minerals is one of the brands that sells there. Here is a link: www.amazon.com/Ancient-Minerals-Magnesium-Flakes-Single/dp/B005F1ATJQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426561757&sr=8-1&keywords=magnesium+flakes

[@Libouh]

Thanks but i live in malaysia so i will find it here

[@edwinmallard4277]

thanks for sharing it ..it was my first time knowing about it

[@wendycomey9436]

Very good information. Thank You 😊

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@freddylopez7536]

Good job very easy to listen to and under stand you.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Freddy Lopez Thank you!

[@FUSE-Families]

Where do you get the magnesium flakes? Thanks

[@Urbizzo]

would like to do this - and you make it sound so easy - but there is one thing you dont mension - Where do I find these flakes?

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Hi! You can find magnesium flakes on Amazon.

[@nenetmartinezquario2590]

Where can i buy magnisium flakes please.?

[@ayoangie7099]

Thank you! I loved this and I'm making it today!

[@federicocastro6825]

Where can we buy magnesium flakes?

[@freedom2explore]

I do not boil the magnesium chloride flakes, it dissolves easily when I stir it in a glass of water. But I continue to get very painful leg cramps !! Must it be boiled to make a difference?

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

I think boiling will not make that much of a difference. Have you tried taking a magnesium supplement as well. I take magnesium glycinate (400mg per day) and that seems to really help with my leg cramps. I also try to make sure I eat some kind of potassium-rich food during the day: banana, raisins, etc. I hope that helps!

[@annemarievanriet1817]

Nice, thank you very much. Just what I need.

[@madelgallego6127]

where can we buy that magnesium flakes by the way thanks

[@Infrared1967]

Wonderful! Thanks so much.

[@rogerwill3775]

Thanks for the information. Great job Have a great day

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Roger Will Thank you for watching!

[@remyzuniga7706]

Thanks for sharing

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Thank you for watching!

[@Catlady2012]

Thank You! I can't wait to make it!.

[@TheCrunchyHousewife]

Thank you for watching!

[@martaaltheide5146]

THANK YOU! Awesome, simple and you ROCK!