We use Magnesium chloride sourced from the Dead Sea as it is the source that has all the studies and data relating the the benefits of transdermal absorption and it is also considered to have a lower environmental impact compared to that from the Tibetan Plateau in China for several reasons: Sustainable Practices: The extraction process at the Dead Sea is highly regulated and utilises solar evaporation, which is a more environmentally friendly method. This process minimizes the use of chemicals and reduces the carbon footprint. Geographic Factors: The Dead Sea is a naturally occurring hypersaline lake, which means the extraction of magnesium chloride from this source does not significantly alter the natural landscape or ecosystems. In contrast, mining in the Tibetan Plateau can disturb local ecosystems and potentially lead to habitat destruction. Energy Efficiency: The warmer climate of the Dead Sea region allows for more efficient solar evaporation. This natural process is energy-efficient and reduces reliance on fossil fuels, leading to a smaller environmental footprint. Regulatory Oversight: The Dead Sea region benefits from strict environmental regulations and oversight, ensuring that the extraction processes adhere to sustainable and eco-friendly practices. This level of regulation may not always be present in other regions. By choosing magnesium chloride from the Dead Sea, we support sustainable practices and help minimize the environmental impact associated with its extraction.