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Magnesium
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Magnesium
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It is probably easier to mention the parts of your body that do not need
Magnesium. Magnesium is needed to turn food and stored sugars and fat into
energy, strong bones, for a healthy cardio vascular system, to relieve stress and so much
more. Do not take Magnesium at the same time as Calcium as the presence of large amounts
of calcium affects the body's ability to absorb Magnesium. Alternate days will
be fine as adequate supplies of both Magnesium and Calcium are needed for good
health. Magnesium is available in cereals, nuts, fish, eggs and diary
products.
Magnesium
Use for/In treatment of: | | PMS | Anxiety | Depression |
| Cramps | Fatigue | Insomnia |
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Magnesium
Contraindications, do not use if: | | | | | | | | | |
We cannot warrant that this list of contraindications are complete or valid. We urge that you consult an
appropriate and knowledgeable practitioner before treatment. |
Magnesium
is Administered as/Available in: | | Liquid |
Tablets | Powder | | | | |
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