… This has led to an increased awareness of proper magnesium intake and its potential
therapeutic role in a number of medical conditions. Studies have shown the effectiveness of …

… exist regarding the therapeutic uses of oral magnesium … magnesium supplementation will
alter the natural history of these disease states. THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE of magnesium …

… The use of potassium citrate 1500 mg and Mg citrate 250 mg daily reduced the number of
calcium oxalate stones in 64 patients compared to placebo by an impressive 85% over a 3-…

… magnesium regularly to prevent magnesium deficiency, but as the recommended daily allowance
for magnesium … Based on magnesium’s many functions within the human body, it plays …

… assessing total body stores of magnesium are discussed. Physicians should … therapeutics
that are risk factors for an underlying magnesium deficiency and in which, empiric magnesium …

… This review found that the use of magnesium sulfate for persistent pulmonary hypertension
of the newborn has not been tested by randomized controlled trials. In order to establish a …

… Magnesium is a key cation in multiple biological processes, … Parenterally administered
magnesium crosses the blood-… Neuronal and vascular effects of therapeutic magnesium may be …

… deficiency, magnesium pidolate may have high bioavailability and good penetration at the …
magnesium deficiency in the brain and the clinical evidence supporting the use of magnesium …

… responsible for its therapeutic benefits. Various salts of Mg 2+ are currently in clinical use,
but … This review collates all the possible mechanisms behind the behavior of magnesium as a …

… first use of Mg 2+ in human medicine can be traced back to 1697 when Dr. Nehemiah Grew
identified magnesium … Subsequently, Mg 2+ was recognized as an element (Mg) by Joseph …