Magnesium chloride cannot be controlled and medical claims can be made about it because it is a drug used in emergency rooms. The same or similar treatment that can be experienced in a doctors office with intravenous mineral infusions can be experienced at home with magnesium chloride directly applied to the skin as a lotion or when used as a bath salt. The pharmaceutical companies and all who hold allegiance to them will not enjoy having millions of people switch from the use of expensive toxic medications for something as safe and inexpensive as magnesium chloride. Inexpensive because it is derived from the bountiful sea, there will never be a patent or company controlling its use.

Magnesium chloride will reduce the need for many other vastly
more toxic drugs available over the counter and by prescription.

The medical revolution is:
Instead of going against the body’s self-healing mechanisms, which almost the entire stock of pharmaceuticals do, we establish and use the one drug that is commonly available as a mineral nutrient and use it to addresses de-acidification, detoxification, fixing of nutritional deficiency, increase immune response and full body circulation. Instead of using suppressive, counterproductive antagonistic medicines, measured by a sickening list of serious side effects, we go with a medical substance that stimulates cell physiology in a broad sense. Gary Tunsky, in his important book, The Battle For Health Is Over pH, says, “There is a good reason why most medicines are called “anti” – meaning against (i.e. antibiotics, antidiuretics, antidepressants, antacids, anti-anxiety agents, antihistamines, anti-inflammatories, anti-hypertensives, etc.). All “anti” medications work against the body’s healing systems, not with it, and for this reason have multiple side effects. You cannot suppress, manipulate or mimic one body system without throwing off three or four more systems.”

Magneisum chloride is a nutrient medicine
that belongs in every household in the world, in
every doctor’s clinic and in every hospital.

The FDA will have its back against the wall in trying to deny the value and broad use of magnesium chloride for it is already an FDA approved medicine as well as a nutrient mineral readily available from many sources. Inexpensive because it is derived from the bountiful sea, there will never be a patent or company controlling its use. Allopathic medicine doesn’t know it yet but one of its most important medicines used in its emergency rooms is going native.

IMVA - Article - by Mark Sircus, Ac., OMD,