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I discovered the other day that magnesium stops my internal tremors does it help others?

I am annoyed my neurologist did not mention it.

Research has shown it to be important.

Cheers

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12stargate

Your neurologist probably doesn't even know about it!

I take it too:)

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Bitsy in reply to12stargate

Why don't they know about it? It is disgraceful. Thanks for replying.

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12stargate in reply toBitsy

Because people may get well?

😳

Just speculation. I really don't know. I don't think they are taught things like this in medical school

. Lovingly, Eva G

:)

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Bitsy in reply to12stargate

Yes I think you are right and the medical guidelines don't allow it (pharma controlled). Dr Sircus.com is interesting on the subject.

Cheers

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nourilo

What type of Mg are you both taking, Mg carbonate or Mg citrate?

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Bitsy in reply tonourilo

I am taking Magnesium citrate but I have just ordered Magnesium L. Threonate (Life Extension) which is supposed to go through the blood brain barrier. Iodine is supposed to be important too.

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12stargate in reply tonourilo

Magnesium citrate. Enjoy your Sunday!💕💖🌷🌺

Hugs and love from Eva G.

:)

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Bitsy in reply to12stargate

Enjoy your Sunday too Eva xo

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12stargate in reply toBitsy

Thank you so much❤️💕

Hugs too🌺

Boron: An essential mineral that improves absorption of calcium and magnesium

sott.net/article/304226-Bor...

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Thanks Roy much appreciated I saw mention of Boron in an earlier post and haven't had time to investigate it. Cheers

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dose: 6 mg of boron

Arthritis: Boron is an option for arthritis and in more than 95% of cases significant improvement was noticed by bringing about effective calcium integration into the cartilage and bone. In a study of 20 patients with osteoarthritis, the 50% who received a daily supplement of 6 mg of boron all reported improvement (less pain on movement), compared to only 10% who reported likewise in the control group. Another mechanism is found in boron’s ability to inhibit prostaglandins and leukotrienes which are mediators in inflammatory conditions.

Reduces the severity of rheumatoid arthritis: Boron greatly reduces the inflammatory conditions that are typically associated with rheumatoid arthritis.

nutronix.com/nutronix/image...

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Bitsy in reply to

Thanks Roy for the dosage much appreciated. Have a great Sunday xo

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Hi Roy

I am not getting that link.

My mom has osteoarthritis. Bone against bone. Would this help her?

Thanks

Rubyxx 😊 😊

in reply torubyred777

so they report, yes

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nourilo

Thank you all...I just ordered it from Amazon ❤️👍😃

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Bitsy in reply tonourilo

Terrific xo

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horsplay

This is the magnesium that I use: amazon.com/gp/product/B000B...

I just ordered the boron.

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Bitsy

Dr Sircus.com says it is very effective to apply magnesium topically i.e. through the skin.

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Bitsy

I too asked my PRIOR Neuro in April about Magnesium & he told me NO you don't need it!! Who do we trust our health to?

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Bitsy in reply toBeezyB

Ourselves and each other! Cheers xo

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Bitsy in reply toBeezyB

Dr Sircus.com observed "Many times the medical system just gives up on a patient and that is often a blessing freeing one to choose more effective and safer natural treatments." Cheers xo

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zawy

I had stumbled upon a lot of research showing Mg was important and posted 5 months ago and there were several replies:

healthunlocked.com/parkinso...

I'm trying different stuff all the time, so I can't tell if the magnesium helps my essential type tremors or the PD-type tremor.

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Bitsy

Thanks a lot Zawy I missed your previous post and am so grateful for all the wonderful people and heart felt insights on this site. Cheers xo

daily magnesium from food:

example - peanuts

Amount Per 1 cup / daily value = 61%

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Bitsy

Thanks Roy much appreciated xo

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katg2017

Hi I know this is an old thread, but what is the best dose and type of magnesium? Looking to try to reduce internal tremors and not sure which supplement to purchase. So many formulations and brands available!

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Teafor22

Hi. There a lot of things don’t. No.

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Dragona

Magnesium l'threonate

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Farooqji

Do you still take magnesium L Threonate and still benefitting from it?

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