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Old 02-28-2008, 07:53 AM
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hi Bruegger

I guess the proof is in the pudding

but to each his own............

LOL full of cliches today arent I........

but seriously, if we hadnt implemented my son's supplemental treatments, of which magnesium is core, he would likely still have the very severe TS tics he used to suffer from

IMHO these "studies" leave much to be desired and only tell part of the story. I used to work in medical research and so I know how "scientific studies" are conducted
plus, many of the studies on supplements are conducted by or in some way connected to the big pharma companies who have a vested interest in having their products shine brighter than a simple otc supplement............
also, some supplements that the medical community have scorned as being of little benefit in the past, are being increasingly recommended by them. I personally think a lot more time should be spent at medical school educating them on nutritional health.


both my husband and I also use various supplements (including glucosamine) and also clearly know the difference when we stop taking them

are they a cure all....of course not.
But do I feel they help.........you betcha.

anyway
let's return this thread to what it is supposed to be about.....magnesium information

all the best
Cheri
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