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“Magnesium is known in many forms, but typically is used as a supplement. They can vary by delivery and type. Some of them include: Magnesium Hydroxide, Magnesium Sulfate, Magnesium Bicarbonate, Magnesium Oxide, Magnesium Chloride, and Magnesium Phosphate.
A new form of magnesium supplementation is transdermal magnesium, which is affordable, accessible, and convenient. Also known as ‘topical’, it is particularly helpful for increasing magnesium intake when oral supplements are not working. It is a fantastic choice for people suffering from diarrhea, low tolerance for oral magnesium, or other intestinal problems. Examples of transdermal forms of magnesium include Epsom salts, magnesium oil, and magnesium salts. Magnesium oil is the most potent form of transdermal supplementing.”
― Nolan Edwards, Magnesium: What Your Doctor Needs You To Know: Including: How to Fight Diabetes, Have a Healthy Heart, and Get Strong Bones!

“You should ask your doctor for a magnesium red blood test which is used to measure magnesium levels. It usually ranges from 4.3 to 6.7—the optimal level is 6.5. So, if you are below 6.0, you are magnesium deficient.”
― Nolan Edwards, Magnesium: What Your Doctor Needs You To Know: Including: How to Fight Diabetes, Have a Healthy Heart, and Get Strong Bones!

“It can also be used to counter joint pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis.”
― Nolan Edwards, Magnesium: What Your Doctor Needs You To Know: Including: How to Fight Diabetes, Have a Healthy Heart, and Get Strong Bones!

“Magnesium aids in the making of the primary form of energy—ATP (adenosine triphosphate). Therefore, a deficiency in magnesium can make you tired or low in energy.”
― Nolan Edwards, Magnesium: What Your Doctor Needs You To Know: Including: How to Fight Diabetes, Have a Healthy Heart, and Get Strong Bones!

“Insulin is the hormone directly tied to the increasing cause of high sugar levels. It is secreted by the pancreas,”
― Nolan Edwards, Magnesium: What Your Doctor Needs You To Know: Including: How to Fight Diabetes, Have a Healthy Heart, and Get Strong Bones!

“Too much vitamin D supplementation and not enough of the pure form can cause magnesium deficiency.  You also need to consume it in your food as well as take supplemental vitamin K2 with more magnesium. "Taking mega doses of vitamin D supplements without sufficient amounts of K2 and magnesium can lead to vitamin D toxicity and magnesium deficiency symptoms, which include inappropriate calcification.”
― Nolan Edwards, Magnesium: What Your Doctor Needs You To Know: Including: How to Fight Diabetes, Have a Healthy Heart, and Get Strong Bones!