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Have you consider reducing the amount of mag and maybe add in calcium?

Also, look into glycine. It's an amino acid that's been used in REM sleep disorders. 1 to 3 mg before bed time. This may help relax the muscles too without affecting your bp.
Are you sure on the mg dose?
Seems teensy to me.
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