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I think a magnesium supplement does make a difference - to me at any rate
I had read some information on here a while ago about the benefits of taking
magnesium
supplements. I had been taking soluble
magnesium
right at the start of PMR but decided against continuing with it (completely forgotten the reason why).
I had read some information on here a while ago about the benefits of taking
magnesium
supplements. I had been taking soluble
magnesium
right at the start of PMR but decided against continuing with it (completely forgotten the reason why).
Pr0jection
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Medichecks results guidance appreciated
I take 100mcg of thyroxine daily Selenium
Magnesium
citrate Vitamin D3 with k2 Thorne Basic B comple Sublingual b12 lozenge CRP 0.49 mg/L. (0.-5) Ferritin 48.2ug/L (13-250) Folate -Serum. 19.32 ug/L (>3.89) Vitamin B12 active >150. (37.5-150) Vitamin D 70nmol/L. (50-200) TSH 0.16mu/L
I take 100mcg of thyroxine daily Selenium
Magnesium
citrate Vitamin D3 with k2 Thorne Basic B comple Sublingual b12 lozenge CRP 0.49 mg/L. (0.-5) Ferritin 48.2ug/L (13-250) Folate -Serum. 19.32 ug/L (>3.89) Vitamin B12 active >150. (37.5-150) Vitamin D 70nmol/L. (50-200) TSH 0.16mu/L
Starmen
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Another blood test result to consider
Also taking Vit D 1000mg, Thorne Research Vit B complex capsule and
Magnesium
citrate 100mg. Still feeling weak particularly in the mornings, but it's an improvement over the 150mg dose I was on previously.
Also taking Vit D 1000mg, Thorne Research Vit B complex capsule and
Magnesium
citrate 100mg. Still feeling weak particularly in the mornings, but it's an improvement over the 150mg dose I was on previously.
Devonlad
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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Maybe found some clues in bottled water
....
Magnesium
7
, Bicarbonate
55
.
....
Magnesium
7
, Bicarbonate
55
.
Luisa22
in
IBS Network
2 years ago
magnesium hydroxide. et al.
I’ve been trying to get my head round the “57 varieties of
magnesium
” available in fizzy water, vitamin tablets etc. etc. I’ve read copious articles in this Forum and elsewhere but am none the wiser I’m ‘fraid. Has anyone got An Idiots Guide to
Magnesium
? Thanks.
I’ve been trying to get my head round the “57 varieties of
magnesium
” available in fizzy water, vitamin tablets etc. etc. I’ve read copious articles in this Forum and elsewhere but am none the wiser I’m ‘fraid. Has anyone got An Idiots Guide to
Magnesium
? Thanks.
App1
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
any higher strength iron glycinate supplements?
I'm trying to keep vit D, all B vitamins,
magnesium
, zinc and EPA in the mix (opposite end of day from thyroxine). But also keep number of tablets to a minimum due to oppositional mindset! Any suggestions for higher strength?
I'm trying to keep vit D, all B vitamins,
magnesium
, zinc and EPA in the mix (opposite end of day from thyroxine). But also keep number of tablets to a minimum due to oppositional mindset! Any suggestions for higher strength?
camomile9
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
I wonder if anyone else has tried bathing in magnesium salts?
I’m not claiming it as a miracle cure - in fact, I don’t think it’s a cure at all - but it seems to help soothe some of the symptoms in my creaky old body. I don’t think it’s a good idea to do it too often, and anyhow we’re supposed to be saving water and the flakes are quite expensive, but once a week
I’m not claiming it as a miracle cure - in fact, I don’t think it’s a cure at all - but it seems to help soothe some of the symptoms in my creaky old body. I don’t think it’s a good idea to do it too often, and anyhow we’re supposed to be saving water and the flakes are quite expensive, but once a week
calibriel
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
still here and still clear
Hi all Just to let you know I still keep an eye out for your posts, It's been 4years now since my RF ablation and I am very pleased to report that I am still AF free apart from a few ectopic's which I treat with
magnesium
turate I am in great shape.
Hi all Just to let you know I still keep an eye out for your posts, It's been 4years now since my RF ablation and I am very pleased to report that I am still AF free apart from a few ectopic's which I treat with
magnesium
turate I am in great shape.
Brizzy50000
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Finally captured AF - any athletes out there managing somehow?
HR was around 120, and they gave me bisoprolol to get it down and it did go down to around 70-80 and
magnesium
infused to try and sort out the rhythm which didn’t seem to have any effect. They didn’t do cardioversion as at my age (62) felt that there was too great a risk of spraying out the clots.
HR was around 120, and they gave me bisoprolol to get it down and it did go down to around 70-80 and
magnesium
infused to try and sort out the rhythm which didn’t seem to have any effect. They didn’t do cardioversion as at my age (62) felt that there was too great a risk of spraying out the clots.
Sixtyslidogirl
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Calcium? Vitamin D
Ok for Calcium… w Zinc &
Magnesium
supplement… combined as w Trader Joes, USA Thanks!
Ok for Calcium… w Zinc &
Magnesium
supplement… combined as w Trader Joes, USA Thanks!
beaubeau1121
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Rocky start onto Cape- hoping to leave as planned for NZ in just 3 weeks-Need Help
Last week started on cape after dec 19th abdominal Ct scan for surgery the next day turned up cancer spread to liver and throughout. Lobular was so sneaky that the regular PET scan just weeks before was reported out stable. So for Xmas, I quickly switched from Verzenio to Cape. They mailed it to me
Last week started on cape after dec 19th abdominal Ct scan for surgery the next day turned up cancer spread to liver and throughout. Lobular was so sneaky that the regular PET scan just weeks before was reported out stable. So for Xmas, I quickly switched from Verzenio to Cape. They mailed it to me
Bettybuckets
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Liothyronine and metavive dosage advice
T3 is 5.1 Iron is Serum iron 9 (10-30ml) Transferrin level 3.21 Sat iron binding capacity 73% (37-77) Percentage iron saturation 12 (25-50%) Serum B12 650 (200-900) Serum
Magnesium
0.86 (0.70-1) Diet: eat vegan / veg diet usually fish and vegan alternative for protien / gluten free / dairy
T3 is 5.1 Iron is Serum iron 9 (10-30ml) Transferrin level 3.21 Sat iron binding capacity 73% (37-77) Percentage iron saturation 12 (25-50%) Serum B12 650 (200-900) Serum
Magnesium
0.86 (0.70-1) Diet: eat vegan / veg diet usually fish and vegan alternative for protien / gluten free / dairy
Merlio18
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
do inactive ingredients such as magnesium in my Lexapro decrease synthroid absorption?
do I need to separate Lexapro at least four apart from synthroid due to inactive ingredients such
magnesium
, aluminum, titanium. Is that why my thyroid want stabilize because I am taking to close together?
do I need to separate Lexapro at least four apart from synthroid due to inactive ingredients such
magnesium
, aluminum, titanium. Is that why my thyroid want stabilize because I am taking to close together?
Mccrae
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
medicine side effect - muscle pain
I went to see GP and he asked me to take
magnesium
and it may help. last blood results
magnesium
was good,now some saying while I am on heart medicinei i can't take
magnesium
supplements. My cardio appointment only in 2 months ..only available.
I went to see GP and he asked me to take
magnesium
and it may help. last blood results
magnesium
was good,now some saying while I am on heart medicinei i can't take
magnesium
supplements. My cardio appointment only in 2 months ..only available.
Sodp
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
GCA condition steroid effects or both?
I have practised good sleep hygiene - the full works, expensive sleep inducing bath foam, massage oil,
magnesium
oil spray, essential oil pillow spray…you name it I’m doing it and it is helping. I see the rheumatologist on Monday.
I have practised good sleep hygiene - the full works, expensive sleep inducing bath foam, massage oil,
magnesium
oil spray, essential oil pillow spray…you name it I’m doing it and it is helping. I see the rheumatologist on Monday.
Bluey-1
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Help &advice, next steps with endo
After research I upped my vitamin D3 slightly and now also take
magnesium
glycinate, selenium and omega 3. Ive also started bovine collagen which has helped massively with my hair regrowth even though the endo says it was a waste of time.
After research I upped my vitamin D3 slightly and now also take
magnesium
glycinate, selenium and omega 3. Ive also started bovine collagen which has helped massively with my hair regrowth even though the endo says it was a waste of time.
JUUJOO
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
advice on oestrogen and magnesium welcomed. ..lingering fatigue
I would like to add in
magnesium
but not sure of the best one? My bowels are good now with the t3 so I don't need it for that. my other thought is that it's oestrogen related. Am I right in thinking it is best to be topical than oral? as ever, thank you in advance to all who respond .
I would like to add in
magnesium
but not sure of the best one? My bowels are good now with the t3 so I don't need it for that. my other thought is that it's oestrogen related. Am I right in thinking it is best to be topical than oral? as ever, thank you in advance to all who respond .
BiscuitBaby
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Full bloods - advice and suggestions on what next please!
Then added 200mg
magnesium
glycinate at bedtime, and after Intrinsic Factor test came back fine, I added 400μg L-Methylfolate as I was struggling to find a good B complex, but I have the Pink Tribe soft gels now - guess this should be my next addition? Should I continue the separate folate too?
Then added 200mg
magnesium
glycinate at bedtime, and after Intrinsic Factor test came back fine, I added 400μg L-Methylfolate as I was struggling to find a good B complex, but I have the Pink Tribe soft gels now - guess this should be my next addition? Should I continue the separate folate too?
Myalikki
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Levodopa and magnesium oxide
Ref: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/brb3.2672 There seems to me to be a possibility of the following happening:
Magnesium
oxide leads to less carbidopa, leads to less levodopa, leads to more constipation, leads to the patient taking more
magnesium
oxide, and so on.
Ref: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/brb3.2672 There seems to me to be a possibility of the following happening:
Magnesium
oxide leads to less carbidopa, leads to less levodopa, leads to more constipation, leads to the patient taking more
magnesium
oxide, and so on.
johntPM
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Vitamins?
Now looking at taking more
magnesium
and potassium as they sort of work and act together. Has anyone tried things like this with success or noteworthy lack of success? I take grape seed extract, vitamin d, vitamin c (natural). Thank you.
Now looking at taking more
magnesium
and potassium as they sort of work and act together. Has anyone tried things like this with success or noteworthy lack of success? I take grape seed extract, vitamin d, vitamin c (natural). Thank you.
amberbrown
in
Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
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