Absorption and Effect of the Magnesium Content of a Mineral Water in the Human Body
Journal of the American College of NutritionPublished 1 December 2004
S Kiss, Tamás Forster, Ágnes Dongó
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Magnesia’s high Mg (204 mg/M) and low Na (5.4 mg/L) content makes it an excellent source of Mg for patients suffering from heart problems and/or high blood pressure.
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Magnesia's high Mg (204 mg/M) and low Na (5.4 mg/L) content makes it an excellent source of Mg for patients suffering from heart problems and/or high blood pressure.
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