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There's been a fair amount of talk on the Internet recently about a new "miracle" product that cures many of today's biggest health problems. The product, oddly enough, is termed "magnesium oil". But you don't drink it, or put it on food. You rub it onto your skin. Among others things, it's supposed to prevent heart disease, lower your blood pressure and cure migraines.
So, what's so good about magnesium oil? After all, aren't there enough natural supplements and vitamins in the world already?
Well, being something of a natural health nut, I decided to take a closer look to see what it's all about. Here's what I found:
Studies show that 80% of all Americans are magnesium deficient. Wow, 80 percent.
It turns out that with all the talk of antioxidants, omega 3 and calcium, the media may have overlooked the real "missing link" in our diets. Evidently, the mineral magnesium is present in practically every cell in our bodies. Our cells depend on it for the most basic important functions. When we get low, bad things occur. Dr. Lawrence Resnick, MD, of Cornell University, a leading researcher on the mineral, stated: "Without enough magnesium, cells simply don't work."
It seems that quite a large body of research on magnesium has been performed over the years. And the results of the studies are so compelling that it makes you wonder why we haven't heard about it earlier. Magnesium deficiency has been linked to heart disease, diabetes, migraines, diabetes, depression, fatigue, insomnia and many other conditions.
Many doctors and researchers are now going beyond saying that magnesium deficiency is "linked" to these illnesses and are saying that it is the actual "cause" of the disease, which is a big step upward.
Here's a shocking quote by Dr. Mildred S Seelig, MD: "Most modern heart disease is caused by magnesium deficiency. A vast and convincing body of research, largely ignored, has convinced us and many colleagues of this fact." Coming from a doctor of solid reputation, that's a pretty strong statement.
Okay, so it's clear that we need magnesium in our diets or bad things happen to us. No problem, we can just get it from food and water, right? Well, that presents a surprising dilemma.
In the year 1900, magnesium was plentiful in our food and water. But today, our drinking water is stripped of minerals by our filtration plants. Also, vegetables and meats are much lower in this vital mineral due to modern large-scale farming techniques, which have depleted the soils.
In fact, magnesium in our food and water is only half of what it used to be a hundred years ago. By the way, it turns out that heart disease was practically non-existent 100 years ago, when magnesium levels in food and water was higher. Back then, there were no doctors specializing in heart disease, because almost nobody had the malady.
Well surely there must be some foods we can still eat that are good sources of magnesium, right? The answer to this is yes, if you want to eat a mountain of pumpkins seeds and spinach EVERY DAY. But most people simply won't do this.
By now I'm beginning to realize that I'll have to get my daily magnesium through supplements, since getting it in food and water has become impractical.
And as I turn my attention to finding a good supplement, I get another surprise: All magnesium supplements taken by the mouth (orally) are only absorbed at about a 20% level, with the rest passing through us. Our intestines simply don't absorb the magnesium: powders, tablets, drinks, any of them.
To make matters worse, if you try to compensate for this low absorption by taking larger doses of magnesium supplements, you get diarrhea. I tried doing this and it's true, you get diarrhea.
This is when the sheer magnitude of the problem dawned on me: 80% of us are magnesium deficient; we can't get enough from our food and water; the supplements we take don't get absorbed; and to top it all off, almost nobody in the media is talking about the dangers of magnesium deficiency - heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, etc.
Because this is so important, I re-doubled my efforts. There just had to be a supplement out there that would work. That's when I came across magnesium oil.
Magnesium oil seems to be different than all the other supplements out there, because it's absorbed through the skin. You rub it onto your arms and legs like a lotion. They say it works using the same principle as the transdermal nicotine patches sold in the drug stores.
Although it's termed "magnesium oil" it's not really an oil after all. It's a super-saturated solution of magnesium chloride in a water base. When you rub in onto the skin it feels a little slippery, but then it dries in seconds and no longer feels oily.
Evidently a doctor by the name of Norman Shealy MD, did a trial with patients using the magnesium oil and found that it was highly absorbable without any side effects such as diarrhea. They used a regimen of spraying the oil on the skin in conjunction with a daily footbath. The results showed that his patients raised their cellular magnesium levels to the top of the reference scale in a remarkable 6 weeks. Normally, with orally taken supplements, this can take 2 years or longer.
I've personally been using the magnesium chloride oil myself for several months now and my observation is that it's the real deal. Although I consider myself healthy, it has eliminated a few nagging problems I had: runner's knee and migraines. These symptoms are gone now. I also feel like I never get tired anymore. I can work as hard as I want and still not feel run down.
So in conclusion, I guess all the "buzz" about magnesium oil is well founded. It appears to solve a huge problem. Magnesium deficiency is a serious health problem the world is facing right now and the sad part is that the media has yet to catch on.
For your reference, the magnesium oil I have been using is called "DermaMag" and is produced by a company named "Magnesium Direct."
They also have a very helpful website with plenty of background material and information on published studies so you can see the data for yourself.
You can go to their website by clicking the link: Magnesium Oil or Magnesium Chloride
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WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) - A jury on Monday cleared a doctor of negligence in a lawsuit filed by a Delaware truck driver who underwent a penile implant procedure and ended up with an erection that lasted eight months.
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"We're stunned," attorney Michael Heyden said as he left the New Castle County courthouse, where his client Daniel Metzgar, 44, of Newark, Delaware, was suing urologist Thomas Desperito of Wilmington, Delaware.
In April 2010, four months after the procedure was performed, Metzgar experienced swelling and went to a hospital, where he underwent testing. Before going to the hospital, Metzgar had been unable to reach Dr. Desperito.
The doctor's lawyer argued that hospital staff who performed tests were unfamiiar with penile implants and were not properly trained to do them. Therefore, the results from the tests, including images showing swelling, did not prove negligence.
Metzgar and his attorney during the one-week trial described the frequent discomfort and daily embarrassment he experienced after the procedure - including trouble riding a motorcycle, wearing normal clothes and joining family social events.
"I could hardly dance, with an erection poking my partner," Metzgar told jurors at the start of the trial. "It's not something you want to bring out at parties and show to friends."
Metzgar's stepson Alexander King, 18, described a once close relationship that grew distant after the procedure. King felt uncomfortable having friends over and noticed his stepfather stopped showing up at school and sporting events.
"I was - I'm sorry - highly embarrassed," he testified during the trial.
The device was ultimately removed in 2010 after tubing punctured Metzgar's scrotum. He received a replacement implant from another doctor.
Metzgar had no comment on the jury verdict.
The doctor's lawyer, Colleen Shields, said, "We think the jury reached the appropriate verdict."
Jury finds no negligence in trial over man's 8-month erection - US news - Weird news | NBC News
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Performance Overview
Recommended Enclosure Volume 8.5ft?
240.69L
Power Handling (Program)
Full Range 300W
Max Peak SPL
Full Range 128.771dB
Max Continuous SPL
Full Range 122.771dB
Sensitivity
Full Range 98dB
Thiele Small
Free Air Resonance (Fs) 75
DC Coil Resistance (Re/Dcr) 6Ω
Electrical Losses (Qes) 0.26
Mechanical Losses (Qms) 7.26
Total Quality Factor (Qts) 0.25
Equivalent Volume of Air (Vas) 0.81ft?
22.94L
Effective Piston Area (Sd) 54.2in.?
349.68cm?
Excursion -- Max BL (Xmax) 0.13in.
3.3mm
Volumn Displacement (Vd) 7.15in.?
0.12L
Inductance of V.C. (Le) 1.1mH
BL Factor 19.4Tm
Effective Moving Mass 0.035kg
1.23oz.
Nominal Efficiency 0.036%
Flux Density 13500 gauss
Physical
Bolt Circle Diameter 9.84in.
249.94mm
Effective Piston Diameter 8.25in.
209.55mm
Front Mount Baffle Cutout Diameter 9in.
228.6mm
Driver Diameter 10in.
254mm
Construction
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269.88mm x 111.76mm x 269.88mm
Net Weight 19.84lbs.
9kg.
Shipping Dimensions 16in. x 7in. x 16in.
406.4mm x 177.8mm x 406.4mm
Shipping Weight 22lbs.
9.98kg.
Design Properties
Characteristics Cone Driver
Magnet
Assembly Weight 17lbs.
7.71kg.
Voice Coil
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101.6mm
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Tales From The Gang Bang will be a recurring feature penned by a person who worked the paparazzi beat for three years. We'll call him American Ex-Pap so he remains anonymous.
Britney Spears was like an ATM in my world, because from the grunts in the field taking the shots to the editors and owners back in the office, everyone was making withdrawals in her name. Between 2007 (from the time shaved her head) to 2009 (when she was dating paparazzo Adnan Ghalib), the money being paid to us for photos of her in various states of duress (which, at that time, was practically every time she went outside) was astronomical.
One shot of Britney slowly spiraling into insanity, one video of her shaving her head, or, the just one clip of her going fucking umbrella-attack crazy, could be your mortgage payment for the next year or a new car.
Six months after Britney was committed to the hospital, a dozen paps were driving around in new BMWs, Jaguars, and a ton of SUVs, all fully -loaded with tinted windows and decked-out sound systems. Paparazzi were making so much loot from Brit it felt illegal because nothing that paid this much could be so fun.
You?ve heard of the dot com rush in the stock market? Well this was the Britney rush, and everyone was hoping it would never end. It was a game for us, a game we all played, but it had one unique twist, it was a game where everyone could win, because there was so much money being tossed around, everyone was getting rich.
They say you can't understand what it was like to be on Brit unless you were there ? because she needed her own rule book. "Britney rules" meant anything could happen at any time, it was sheer madness. It wasn?t just bullshit bragging, either, it was an everyday reality for us.
She would go for a three hour drive at 2 a.m. in her white Mercedes convertible hitting 100 mph, laughing the whole way as ten pap cars would tail her, dangerously close at times. But if you lost her it was like watching money drive away. So you'd stay close, follower her lead, and if she went to six gas stations and three fast food joints, well, you went there too.
And Britney didn't follow driving rules the rest of the world followed. She would drive erratically down Sunset Blvd during rush-hour to do battle with civilians but she didn?t care. She'd stop at green lights, fixing her hair, changing the radio station, just waiting, waiting, waiting and you would wait too. You didn't want to hop out and try to blast off a shot, cause she?d see you and take off, leaving you on foot as the rest of the caravan barreled down Sunset. Then the light would flip to yellow, and you'd wonder what she was going to do, trying to get inside the head of someone who is insane, but before you could figure it out, the light would turn red, and she would slam on the gas and peel off, crashing through the intersection at Doheny, a smile filled with madness and mischief would cover her face, as nearly a dozen cars behind her tried to beat the same red light at her intersection. If one car going through a red light causes a honk, imagine what 10 cars going through the light sounds like? A symphony, I thought.
If people weren?t buying the magazines with her on the cover or watching the shows playing her videos, we wouldn?t be here. We?re here because you want us here, trust me, no one grows up wanting to take your trash away for a living, but somebody's got to do it. And somebody has got to get pictures for next week?s Us or In Style that you are going to buy.
One night one pap from Brazil named Bam Bam shot Britney exclusive as she came out of a bathroom of a Chevron gas station with toilet paper stuck to her shoe. At the time she was dating Adnan. Since Adnan was a pap, too, he'd always show us some of the photos he'd take of Brit when they were hooking up, like close up shots of her pussy. So Bam Bam's there and he gets her and Adnan holding hands, coming out of that bathroom, looking like they'd just fucked. Since he was there alone, he made more money on that shot then most people do their whole life, and that was a Monday night, not a bad way to start his week. But even if there were people there, you wouldn't want to fuck with Bam Bam. He got his nickname because one time he was shooting a Britney exclusive and two paps tried to jump him (aka steal his exclusive) and he knocks them both out each with one punch. Bam! Bam! So I never tried to jump Bam Bam's spot. Nobody did.