Product Overview
Why Choose Transdermal Magnesium Oil USP?
Magnesium Oil USP is a concentrated liquid magnesium chloride solution applied directly to the skin. Despite its name, it contains no actual oil; it gets its name from the slightly oily appearance it takes on contact with skin. The “USP” designation means it meets United States Pharmacopeia standards, the same pharmaceutical purity used in hospitals and dialysis centers.
Unlike oral magnesium supplements, topical magnesium bypasses the digestive system, delivering magnesium directly to cells through the skin, a method known as transdermal absorption.
Why USP Grade Matters
Not all magnesium chloride is created equal. Natural sources like oceans, brine lakes, and underground wells are all vulnerable to heavy metals, bacteria, and environmental pollutants. Health & Wisdom’s magnesium chloride is:
- Tested and purified to remove heavy metals and contaminants
- USP (pharmaceutical) grade; the same purity standard used in dialysis solutions for kidney patients
- Sourced from the Permian Seabed, an ancient lake deep beneath the southwestern USA
- No other purity level is appropriate for direct skin absorption than USP-grade topical magnesium.
Key Benefits of Magnesium Oil
Regular use of transdermal magnesium oil may help with:
- Muscle pain and cramps. Provides fast relief when massaged directly into sore areas
- Sleep quality. Supports the relaxation phase of muscles and the nervous system
- Stress and anxiety. Low cellular magnesium is linked to tension, irritability, and mood disruption
- Joint stiffness. Supports anti-inflammatory pathways at the cellular level
- Headaches. Commonly associated with magnesium deficiency
- Skin health. May support dry skin, psoriasis, and rosacea when applied topically
- Oral health. Can help reduce plaque and tighten gums
Who Is Most Likely to Be Running Low on Magnesium?
People Who Exercise Regularly.
Intense physical activity draws magnesium out of your cells. The harder and more frequently you train, the faster your magnesium stores get used up.
Those Dealing with Chronic Stress.
Stress burns through magnesium, and without enough of it, your body struggles to regulate stress hormones. The two feed each other in a cycle that’s hard to break.
Women Who Are Pregnant or Breastfeeding.
Magnesium needs rise significantly during pregnancy and nursing. Some research even suggests that magnesium supplementation supports fetal growth, maintains healthy muscle/nerve function, and may reduce risks of pre-eclampsia.
Anyone Taking Regular Medications.
A surprising number of commonly prescribed and over-the-counter drugs, including certain antacids, water pills, and antibiotics, quietly deplete magnesium as a side effect.
People Eating a Typical Western Diet.
Heavily processed foods, excess sugar, and soil that’s been farmed for decades all contribute to lower magnesium intake, even in people who think they eat well.
Older Adults.
The body’s ability to absorb magnesium naturally decreases with age, putting older adults at greater risk for deficiency and its effects on bone density, cardiovascular health, and cognitive function.
This statement has not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug administration.
The product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
