Domino effect of hypomagnesemia on the innate immunity of Crohn's disease patients.

[Crohn2357]

Domino effect of hypomagnesemia on the innate immunity of Crohn's disease patients.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25126398
http://www.wjgnet.com/1948-9358/full/v5/i4/527.htm#__sec6 (Full Text)

 

[mnsun]

I think this is an important reminder that us Crohn's patients should seek out better forms of magnesium, NOT settling for mg oxide or mg citrate, or trying mg (sulfate) oil topically/transdermally.

See here for discussion on other forms like mg taurate, malate, l-threonate, glycinate, etc.. These forms offer much better tolerance while the cheaper forms cause gut upset and are not well absorbed by the body.

http://www.drnibber.com/understanding-different-types-of-magnesium/

 

[Lady Organic]

thanks again for sharing this.
I've started taking magnesium supplements since a little while now. accoding to some, magnesium would be as important as calcium, if not more.
thx also mnsun, I take magnesium Glycinate and i also drink a mineral water really rich in calcium and magnesium. its called Gerolsteiner and its imported form Germany.

 

[D Bergy]

I did not save the discussion I read concerning Magnesium, but it was implied that taking too little was almost worse than not taking any at all. Something about what the body does in response to a smallish amount.

If somebody runs across this, please notify me. I need to read up on it more.

Dan.

 

[rollinstone]

Can somebody please post a link to the best magnesium supplement to take?

 

[my little penguin]

http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/magnesium-the-cure-to-all-disease/