The BEST Magnesium Cream You'll ever Try with DMSO + MSM
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DMSO is still included in the recipe in a very small %, b/c it's absolutely fantastic for joint aches/pains but.....I've now added MSM to the pool. This is, by far, the BEST Magnesium Cream you'll ever try. If you have never tried magnesium in any form, you may experience a burning or itching sensation, so just be aware of that. That usually means that you are extremely deficient in magnesium. I no longer get that sensation as I use this cream regularly. If you would rather not use the DMSO simply omit it and add that percentage onto your water portion.
I made the magnesium cream and it separated the next day. I ended up using my stick blender and mixing it again and it is holding together now. Love this stuff!
Yes, that's why I painstakingly mix, cool, mix, cool the batch to ensure that DMSO stay's in emulsion. I've never had mine split doing it that way. Glad you like it. Works SO well.
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If you're on an iphone, you won't be able to see it. Look in the description, there's an explanation of that with a direct link to the "join" button
After filling the jars, do you leave the lids off until it has thickened or do you put lids on right away?
After the cream is made, it is warm and that’s the reason for leaving the lids off so that condensation doesn’t form on the top of the lid. I always leave my products overnight without lids or caps on them. I come back the next day and check the consistency and then I put caps and lids on, just like I did in the video.
DMSO carries anything in the recipe to the bloodstream immediately. Are there any statements or warnings required for selling?
That’s incorrect information. Studies have shown when used at 50% and above in a topical solution , it was shown to enter the blood stream within 5 minutes. This was determined when other ingredients were dissolved in the dmso which is not the case here. The amount used in this formula is miles away from 50%. Even at 25% you would need a prescription. We are nowhere near that amount. As with any product that we make, caution must be used by the maker. The DMSO in this formula is a very low % and it's diluted by 62.5% of the water portion. It's added to this product to help the other ingredients absorb more readily into the skin. If you are at all concerned with any ingredient in any formula, DONT USE IT. Toxicity of dmso occurs when other substances are dissolved in it such as chemotherapy drugs, heavy metals, pesticides and other toxic compounds.
@@TheSoapCheffascinating information. I just went down a rabbit hole researching this and your explanation is the only thing that makes sense to me! Thank you! I must try this.
There's a ton of information out there, most of which is inconclusive. The most important thing to note is that we are not dissolving anything into 50% or more dmso. So the fear mongers out there are putting forth blanket statements. I've been using dmso since the 90's when I was a massage therapist. Of course the main star of the show is the magnesium & with the msm added now, it can't be beat.
Where do you get DMSO?
You can get pharmaceutical grade on many different websites, including dmsostore.com, but you can also purchase it on Amazon
@@TheSoapChef what is MSM?
Do you test pH?
Always test PH, that goes without saying for ALL the products we make
I just joined . Is this recipe in already? Thanks
@@deurbanscents2561 yes, you have to click on the membership tab. Members always get the video/recipe 1st before the regular one w/o the recipe goes public
I will cancel this and will join the Patreon instead. Thanks Soap Chef. Also, I might need more BB molds, Lol.
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That's because you need to be a paying member of this channel or a paying member of my Patreon (as I state in all my videos)
You do not say measurements of magnesium flakes with the distilled water. What are they?
Actually I did. 67% flakes, 33% water