Magnesium oil does not dissolve calcium ( calcification theory and detumescence therapy )

"MSM helps dissolve these calcified deposits, turning it into calcium sulfate " - david wolfe

http://www.csom.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Melting-Calcium-Deposits-with-Transdermal-Dimethyl-SulfoxideAscorbic-Acid-Mixture-25.4.pdf

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I also believe the body does calcify.

I have shoulder pains due to built up calcium in the shoulder joint, and a relative has heart problems due to calcium in the artery.

Why wouldn't the scalp calcify too ?

i think upnormal acid level in our blood what causes calcification , our body have to use the calcium to deconcentrate the acidity. and if we dont have enough free calcium it will borrow from the bone .
another theory is that calcification caused by nano bacteria surround itself by calcuim cristal in order to protect itself against the immune system.

David Wolfe will say anything to make a buck.

very true. but he knows a lot about dissolving calcium.

simple experiment :

find an old rotten tooth, or animal bone from the supermarket or whatever,

and try to dissolve it in certain substances.

magnesium oil won't dissolve it.

finally, dissolving bone is a real treatment for solving bone spurs

There was a guy on these forums about half a year ago who was obsessed with oranges and claimed they had all sorts of magical healing properties... but, if this ascorbic acid theory is true, maybe making oranges a staple fruit in ones diet can help them - especially in conjunction with DT. What're your thoughts?

If anything, it was the dmso mixed with acid solving the problems

even vitamin k2 won't dissolve calcium that well

Actually I need to throw away 30% of my bottle of dmso to dilute it.

I will soak the tooth in the dmso instead of throwing it away, and add vitamin c powder.

Also, I have soaked it in magnesium oil. It doesn't dissolve.

Kindly sent by the dentist to my "lab". If I can dissolve a tooth, I will be convinced of my theory.


this person said he could dissolve bone with it

http://www.homesteadingtoday.com/country-living-forums/alternative-health/434969-heel-bone-spurs.html

Hang on, if this stuff can pass through skin to dissolve bone spurs what's to stop it passing through your scalp and melting your skull? lol

Is there a difference between healthy bone and non-native calcification formations like blockages, spurs and whatnot?

Columbo wrote:Hang on, if this stuff can pass through skin to dissolve bone spurs what's to stop it passing through your scalp and melting your skull? lol

Is there a difference between healthy bone and non-native calcification formations like blockages, spurs and whatnot?

great question

in my first link, the man suggests against using it on very soft bone on the spine,

and is against long term use so you don't de-mineralise your real bones

so only use until the problem is resolved

what about cola  can you test it on some bone ..may be it can decalcify too.

citric acid dissolving calcium easily. it dissolves limescale from electric cattle like nothing.
the limescale is mostly calcium carbonate.
i though of citric acid + dmso + warm water topically.

It seems the OP is fond of making bold statements that he can't back up. I still remember OP saying he didn't believe in the calcification theory and that it was total rubbish (Or something along those lines) and now he seems to have switched once again since he made this thread. Now he does seem to believe in the calcification theory but thinks magnesium can't dissolve calcium. Even though there are a bunch of people on this very forum who have said they've felt the calcium in their scalps dissolve within a few days of using magnesium oil spray, even though there are doctors who have said magnesium can dissolve calcium, even though there are numerous articles on the web that explain how magnesium is able to dissolve calcium. Yet we have the OP here making another one of his baseless claims. Wow.

Good info here, including the comments.
http://www.worldhairloss.org/index.php/hairloss/page2-newsarticles/magnesium_oil_for_hair_loss

And:
http://www.weight-care.com/magnesium_chloride.htm

Magnesium Oil sprayed and massaged into graying hair each evening and left on overnight, will begin to restore natural hair color within weeks and stimulate the growth of hair and greatly improve hair texture.

Magnesium Oil massaged onto balding areas of the scalp will begin to induce the growth of new hair.

MovieJunkie89 wrote:It seems the OP is fond of making bold statements that he can't back up. I still remember OP saying he didn't believe in the calcification theory and that it was total rubbish (Or something along those lines) and now he seems to have switched once again since he made this thread. Now he does seem to believe in the calcification theory but thinks magnesium can't dissolve calcium. Even though there are a bunch of people on this very forum who have said they've felt the calcium in their scalps dissolve within a few days of using magnesium oil spray, even though there are doctors who have said magnesium can dissolve calcium, even though there are numerous articles on the web that explain how magnesium is able to dissolve calcium. Yet we have the OP here making another one of his baseless claims. Wow.

I have changed my mind

This video changed my mind

This is actual scientific evidence