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Old 08-02-2017, 04:20 AM #1
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Apparently not getting enough magnesium can cause anxiety and depression
John Libbey Eurotext - Magnesium Research
- Anxiety and stress among science students. Study of calcium and magnesium alterations


8 Ways Magnesium Relieves Anxiety and Stress | Be Brain Fit


Magnesium-deficient diet alters depression- and anxiety-related behavior in mice—influence of desipramine and Hypericum perforatum extract - ScienceDirect
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Spinach
Chard
Pumpkin seeds
Yogurt or Kefir
Almonds
Black Beans
Avocado
Figs
Dark Chocolate
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Old 08-02-2017, 07:43 AM #2
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This is a great list of foods!
thanks Mari!
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That was an interesting article, Mari. A PCP, years ago, told me I was deficient and I was taking supplements.
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I have been tasking mag oxide 1000mg for chronic constipation...
Wonder if any of it is utilized in other ways?
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My last bone density test was perfect. She said "People would die for your numbers".

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Magnesium is also very good for bones hurting. I try to remember to take for this.

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i take chelated mag. oxide gives me the runs. i take 250mg tabs. it helps with my anxiety and sleep jerks. it doesnt completely get rid of them but it helps out a lot.
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I tried to post this here, but I never saw it.

About bipolar disorder (manic depression)

I'm big on grape seed ex and magnesium, these are my Big 2.
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i take chelated mag. oxide gives me the runs. i take 250mg tabs. it helps with my anxiety and sleep jerks. it doesnt completely get rid of them but it helps out a lot.
Oxide is your least best mag to take, work with mag glycinate or mag citrate as these will eliminate the "runs" issue. I take At Least 400mg mag citrate or glycinate daily.
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Oxide is your least best mag to take, work with mag glycinate or mag citrate as these will eliminate the "runs" issue. I take At Least 400mg mag citrate or glycinate daily.

Interesting that your link above showed that magnesium is a natural calcium
channel blocker -- which one of my meds does.

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I've been studying magnesium for well over 10 yrs and hardly take any calcium and much much more magnesium. So many do end up with calcium deposits and have a lot of issues. I don't see conventional MD's and I wonder if they even talk about magnesium's importance for SO MUCH.

Back when I was in my early 50's I had two mammograms and the results showed all this calcification....and in those years I was taking calcium. I choose to NOT get mamms now. Have not since those two. I work with other "stuff" for breast health. OT but along the calcium lines.
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