8 out of 10 adults are magnesium deficient and this causes a number of chronic issues like:

- insomnia

- anxiety

- depression

- chronic fatigue & energy crashes

- restless leg syndrome

- digestive issues

- poor gut health

- high cortisol

- irregular periods

- dysregulated hormones

If you suffer from any of these issues consider getting your mineral levels checked for a magnesium deficiency and supplementing with Magnesium Spray 1-2 times a day.

The transdermal absorption of Magnesium Spray in comparison to oral ingestion (pills) is more effective due to better absorption (90% vs 30%) and fewer side effects as it bypasses the gastrointestinal tract.

Apply 2-3 sprays on the soles of your feet, abdomen, thighs, or underarms.

Start by applying once a day before bed and once you become accustomed to the effects you can increase to 2x a day

Never spray on fresh shaved skin. 

Most people notice a subtle wave of calmness & relaxation throughout the body. It will also alleviate restlessness in the legs, arms, and body and will help calm any racing thoughts. When first starting use before bed as it may make you sleepy.

Most users notice the natural calming effects just a few minutes application. 

We recommend using it consistently for 30 days for best results

Using too much topical magnesium, can lead to several side effects. The most common one is skin irritation, which can manifest as itching, burning, or redness where the magnesium is applied. This is often due to the high concentration of magnesium chloride in these products, which can be irritating, especially on sensitive skin.

Other potential side effects might include:

• Dry skin, as the salt component of the magnesium preparation can draw moisture out of the skin.
• In some rare cases, excessive use of topical magnesium could lead to an upset stomach or diarrhea, as some of the magnesium may be absorbed systemically through the skin.

It's important to start with a small amount to see how your skin reacts.

If you experience any adverse effects, it might be wise to reduce the usage or consult with a healthcare provider.

Magnesium is generally considered safe for both pregnant women and children when taken in appropriate amounts. Here's a breakdown for each group:

Pregnant Women

Magnesium is important during pregnancy and is commonly included in prenatal vitamins. It helps with the development of the fetus and can reduce the risk of certain complications such as preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction. However, pregnant women should avoid taking excessive amounts of magnesium supplements unless prescribed by a healthcare provider, as too much can lead to adverse effects like stomach upset or more serious health issues.

Children

For children, magnesium is essential for bone growth and development, as well as for proper function of nerves and muscles. Magnesium supplements should generally be given to children only when there is a dietary deficiency or as directed by a healthcare provider. Most children can get adequate magnesium through a balanced diet.

In both cases, it's important to consult with a healthcare provider before starting any new supplement regimen to ensure it's appropriate for the individual's health needs and circumstances.

While Magnesium Sprays is generally considered safe, taking too much magnesium in supplement form can lead to magnesium toxicity, which can be serious.

Symptoms of Magnesium Overdose

Symptoms of magnesium overdose may include:

• Nausea and vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Low blood pressure
• Muscle weakness
• Fatigue
• Urine retention
• Respiratory distress

In severe cases, it can lead to more serious complications such as heart problems, difficulty breathing, and even cardiac arrest.

Risk Factors for Magnesium Overdose

Certain conditions can increase the risk of magnesium toxicity, including kidney dysfunction, as the kidneys are primarily responsible for regulating magnesium levels in the blood. Individuals with impaired kidney function are less able to remove excess magnesium, increasing the risk of overdose. Please consult your physician if you have kidney issues before starting this magnesium supplement.

Prevention and Treatment

To prevent magnesium overdose, we recommend consulting with your healthcare professional first about your use of the supplement.

If you suspect an overdose, it's crucial to seek medical attention immediately.

Treatment typically involves stopping magnesium intake and managing the symptoms, which in severe cases might require medical intervention such as intravenous fluids or medications to counteract the effects of excess magnesium.

Yes, all Magnesium Sprays are 100% allergen free

Tingliness/itchiness may occur if you are magnesium deficient. Start with a few spritz on your feet daily. Never spray on fresh shaved skin. 

Dilute with castor oil or aloe vera for reduced sting & itchiness

It is generally considered safe to use magnesium spray even if you already supplement with other magnesium supplements. However, please consult your physician before use.