Experiences with

Magnesium deficiency

https://www.thenewdaily.com.au/life/health/2024/08/21/magnesium-deficiency-parkinsons

I know these could be B12 deficiency symptoms, but just wondering if they sound like magnesium deficiency symptoms (or something else)? I was wondering if my gut isn't one of the big drivers of this.

So with other factors I'm finding out I'm deficient in from all my gastritis from B12 deficiency for several years now the vitamin D , and magnesium do these two become depleted while loading doses with B12?

Could someone explain to me please, why magnesium supplementation is recommended? I read somewhere that testing for magnesium deficiency is both unreliable and uncommon. So how do we know we need it and if so, how much? Thanks.

I would like to know which one would be more suitable for addressing my magnesium deficiency and supporting my overall health. Also suggest some best brands. Honest answers will be highly appreciated.

I'd surmise that that may work well for those of you who don't take Magnesium, since RLS is known to be linked to Magnesium deficiency, which also tends to be common in chronic diseases.

I read recently that prolonged us of this drug can cause deficiency in magnesium, which supports the muscles and skeletal system. As I do have problems with my balance and have developed arthritis in various joints, I wonder if magnesium deficiency might be contributing to this.

He made a post about migraines and spoke about how he has found that migraines are correlated with a magnesium deficiency.

After a terrible, toxic, experience with the Cabazitaxel/Carboplatin combination, I've had to reluctantly accept that chemo is, for me, incompatible (Since Dec 21st, I've had E Coli, severe anaemia, C Diff, Massive Magnesium deficiency, neutropenic sepsis, uro-specific sepsis, acute kidney trauma.

I’ve been really ill since January subsequently got diagnosed with pernicious anaemia , long story short have had way over the normal loading doses for B12 deficiency and have been taking multi vitamins, magnesium and potassium tabs.

I posted on here a few months ago with my results since then I have had two private b12 jabs Used a b12 spray and took magnesium and also a b12 complex ,all I have taken for the last month is vitamin d ,I was hoping for advice regarding getting blood tests

Been doing well for a few wks after continuing the iron every other night and magnesium every night.But over the past wk I've had a terrible time every night the rls has been horrendous, I kept a food diary and realised that maybe the gaviscon I've been taking has triggered it. So I've not taken any

The validity of tests using fingerprick blood samples has long been questioned. Some claiming they are unusably awful. Others claiming tests are as good as those done on venous blood. It is good to see a paper which has researched the questions. Unfortunately, while they did include TSH, they did not

I had a double bypass in 2001 and have been on Cholesterol reducing medication since 2000, first Simvastatin, now Atorvastatin 80 mg. My levels are still outside the limit required and my Gp wanted to prescribe another medication. However over the years I’ve found that Magnesium Stearate in medication

Has anyone used either Magnesium Chloride (which I understand you can get in a powder), or a magnesium chloride spray? Are they as effective as capsules. I wonder if these might work better for me than the Malate or glyncate due to my low stomach acid.

Hi all, I'm 43 with PV (on interferon). I had IVF and now wondering if I'm entering perimenopause... Anxiety is on the up! I've been having a look at diet and supplements. Magnesium seems to be recommended a lot. Are there any supplements we shouldn't take? (Apart from iron!). Thank you 😁

Wwwdot wrote something to the effect that the process of self treating is counter intuitive and someone else wrote that they needed higher amounts than thought to be need to heal. Reading this led me to pondering. If you had told me 4 years ago that I would have to design a way to self-treat that goes

Having bad insomnia...have taken melatonin at 10pm 2mg ...and magnesium...but racing brain at 3..4..am...think it may be my hrt patches not working well either..do need to swap back to gel?..anyway..I find a bowl of cereal and paracetamol (for my tired headaches) soothe me a little and then go back

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Looking for advice on the best magnesium to take. I started taking magnesium before all my thyroid issues were diagnosed as I would often get twitchy muscles. My muscles would twitch so hard, you could see it. I recorded it once when it effected my tummy and showed my GP as it was quite spectacular.