Are there any published data on magna pools effect on arthritis and like diseases?

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I have done some research into Magna pool system and found it a great idea. however I have not been able to find anything by them on this subject. however it seems that exposure to magnesium chloride is at present theorised to have good effects in the case of autism.

If you have a look at the website you can go to health references and see many health related links behind their water science. Magnesium chloride which is the main mineral in MagnaPool water has been known for its health and rejuvenating properties for centuries. Magnesium chloride detoxes the body of metals, relaxes and rejuvenates the body and relieves aches and pains. Many health institutes use it when cancer patients finish chemo treatment to detox the body by just soaking in a bath of it. This mineral actually penetrated the skin to cellular level, therefor helping the body internally to build healthy levels of this very important mineral.

The doctor that has written a book on this is Dr Mark Sircus, you can read up on his work in his book TRANSDERMAL MAGNESIUM THERAPY its available on amazon. I have researched this product back to front and I actually have a MagnaPool and my sister has autism so I know a lot on this topic. It is chemically synthetic free, no chlorine smell, environmentally friendly and you are swimming in natural minerals, Its a great product, anyone I have referred this mineral water to, absolutely loves it.

It appears to be just clever marketing without any independent published data. There is a lot of information on this including comments from the inventor. I would steer clear for now anyway.

My Brother has been using this system now for about 3 years and has fount it the best system he has used to date. Whether what is said above is entire accurate or not he feels that there is no denying that spending time in the water of this pool has a relaxing or comforting feel about it that leaves one feel more refreshed' I would not be too concerned about the negativities on whirlpool forums as a lot of the posters have had their posts removed for "commercial trolling". the postings about magnesium and potassium are just plain wrong. How can potassium be bad for your skin when it is an ingredient of a lot of derma logical preparations. also the talk about magnesium affecting concrete is a little far fetched given that the sweedish VTI said that magnesium spalling was 63 times more likely to cause damage to concrete for common salt over magnesium chloride. Common salt is in regular pool chlorine. I have not seen one negative and my own pool has never been better and I can certainly feel a positive difference.