Paul Saladino· MD
like there's been good studies showing that if you bring the Magnesium intake down to 100 110 milligrams one out of three people develop atrial fibrillation
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
like there's been good studies showing that if you bring the Magnesium intake down to 100 110 milligrams one out of three people develop atrial fibrillation
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and even marginal deficiency increases the risk of arrhythmias
even marginal deficiency increases the risk of arrhythmias — like there's been good studies showing that if you bring the Magnesium intake down to 100 110 milligrams one out of three people develop atrial fibrillation
even marginal deficiency increases the risk of arrhythmias um like there's been good studies showing that if you bring the Magnesium intake down to 100 110 milligrams one out of three people develop atrial fibrillation