It’s really nice to see the allopathic Drs finally waking up to the importance and utility of vitamins, minerals and herbs. They’ve been in the dark about these things for far too long. When my partner’s father was in the hospital dying of flu 5 years ago, we were begging the Drs to give him some IV vitamin C. They scoffed at us and dismissed us like we were a couple of morons. That was a very traumatic experience because I knew it wouldn’t hurt him, it might help and they basically let him die because they weren’t willing to give him anything that wasn’t a prescription drug. The sad thing was that he kept begging for orange juice. His body clearly wanted vitamins.
same experience w advocating at hospital in life emergency situations, sceptic one, severe stroke another. Rude, dismissive, argumentative. Neither gave potentially lifesaving iv. My sister's w septic died in couple days.
Magnesium reducing neural excitation makes perfect sense; after taking magnesium threonate (apparently a form that makes itself more available to the brain), I always notice reduced anxiety and increased mental clarity to the point where it makes real improvements in my life.
Basically Mg - L Threonate is essentially the only form which crosses the Blood Brain barrier and specifically important in neurological disorders and low synaptic density Can have therapeutic effect in Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s , Dementia , Short memory, epilepsy, frequent giddiness , paralysis , ADHD, Cognitive suppression , Bipolar Disorder , severe depression, Sizhophrenia, It improves neuron density and Neuro transmission
WHICH ONE??? There are at least 11 magnesium types, including magnesium citrate, magnesium oxide, magnesium aspartate, magnesium chloride, magnesium lactate, magnesium malate, magnesium taurate, magnesium glycinate, magnesium orotate, magnesium sulphate, and magnesium L-Threonate
The "take-away" is: This SO Helpful on many levels! I learn something valuable from you every time I listen! I am not a medical student, however, I have filled many notebooks with all I have learned from you and others who are SO dedicated to getting us through the last three years!!! THANK YOU!!! from an 80+ year old in MO Ozarks***
I have a problem with maintaining magnesium and other electrolytes due to non-specific diabetes insipidus with urinary output of 6L/day. Finally I was given a central line and get NS and 6g of Mag Su daily as well. I’m in my sixties, and post-TAH for 33yrs. Astonishingly, it was ER doctors who figured out most of these issues. Docs at the two major university medical institutions ridiculed my symptoms as psychological for years. But the local ER doctors saw me hobbling in over and over with my hands twisted and leaking bladder, etc. and referred me to a nephrologist across the street. 24 hour urine collection and a change of primary care doctors from the concierge practice to a modest fellow who “tsked tsked” and quickly added thiamine and then IV B Vitamins as well. My ileocecal valve had ruptured in my fifties leading to a Dx of Vascular EDS-so no “real estate” to really absorb common nutrients. For years I suffered profound neurological problems from the malabsorption issues. Now stable, my quality of life has improved significantly. Yes, having a central line is a bother, but at least I’m hydrated and functional and almost totally free of neurological problems. No “migraines” no balance issues, no bladder leakage. (How many women have this issue and hypomagnesemia too??) I’m not vaccinated and was exposed numerous times to people with C-19, but never got it. I also keep my D3 levels around 60, and take zinc PO a couple times weekly.
I am happy for you that finally was discovered what caused your health issues! Do you get prescribed desmopressine-acetate? (This component has a lot of resemblance with the antidiuretic hormone... Do you know how your body handles electrolytes now? I mean, are low Magnesium, Calcium and or Phosphorus retention still an issue? I that case you may want to read about Boron, I placed a long reply elsewhere in this section.. (I am not a doctor, but I try to learn by doing my own research on internet).
Also, we have a son with Down Syndrome and we have really started super focusing on vitamins/minerals and these lectures really help. There is now way I could find all the data you find! May God Bless!
Another really important factor is probiotics and a healthy gut biome… It turns out that important Neuro transmitters like serotonin are actually created in the gut
My sister showed me studies about this in the 70s. I was amazed at how the mental capabilities of the children had neared non- Down Syndrome children. Lovely to hear this from you so many years later😊
I already knew the basics of magnesium with heart muscle, athletic muscle repair, heart electrical function, BP reduction, migraine tx, depression, and for s/p cerebral surgery etc. I didn't know about this covid relationship but it absolutely makes perfect sense. Thank you so much for highlighting the benefits.
And I was told to get off Magnesium when I had severe covaids in march 2020 from the frontline and a moldy workplace. It also helps reduce calcium oxalate kidney stones :)
… we need to remember that there are 10+ variations of magnesium… they do not (!) all offer the same benefits. Mag oxide for instance is nearly useless - unless you need to have diarrhea for some reason. It also needs to be reconfigured once digested to be of any benefit. A quick you tube search of all magnesium types will show the differences clearly 😊
@@robertbruillard6252yeah magnesium oxide is pure crap! But I thought it was magnesium citrate that's good for relieving constipation? I'm sure other types of magnesium have that ability also. I just don't know which ones. I would love to just sit back and take magnesium threonate all the time but it's super expensive! I've settled for magnesium malate considering they say that's what's best for muscles / fibromyalgia.
To test magnesium levels, it’s important to have the lab measure intracellular magnesium, not serum magnesium. That’s because magnesium is an intracellular cation. Very little is present in serum.
Dr. Mobeen S., thank you for taking the time to investigate the various matters you cover, and for presenting them in a clear and understandable manner. Bless you!
Mg can be better absorbed topically. If it burns when you apply (Mg gel) it means you are low. Once it can be applied without a reaction, you are at the right level. If you have a reaction apply Mg gel to the bottom of your feet, and slowly work up to other parts of the body. It it amazing how thankful your body will be.
@@donnazukadley7300 I purchase bulk magnesium chloride, dissolve it solution into a spray bottle. Spray on skin after bath. Epsom salt works, too, yep!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this information. I had a bad reaction to the Moderna shot and was dealing with persistant fatigue and breathing issues, among other things. Nothing turned up in test results. I thought I was losing my mind. Four months ago I heard about magnesium as a treatment for chronic fatigue and gave it a try. It gave me my life back. No, it didn't make it all go away, but it's at a level I can deal with now, and that is enough. I'm telling everyone I know about it, and will now recommend your video as well. Again, a thousand thanks, and blessed be!
Try adding pentoxifylline ER 400mg 3x/d for a few months then taper down to 2x/d for a month then stop if feeling better. You'll have to get a physician to prescribe it though.
@@jayfigueroa2728 To be honest, I get the magnesium oxylate that's available at Grocery Outlet. 250mg morning and evening, though 4x a week it's 500mg at night. SloMag didn't work quite as well and was a little pricey at the rate I was going through it.
You are not alone ..8mths of exascerbation of asthma, fatigue and continued chest pain.. it's been 14mths since 2nd jab..asthma has now settled the other two no ...trying vitamins for months. Wish I had stood my ground..was pushed due to employment.
I saw magnesium being used this year as a treatment for a severely ADHD child. The change was amazing with none of the horrible side effects the drugs sometimes cause. I started taking it to help sleep and calm nerves. I think it's helpful.
I give my ASD/intellectually impaired 22 yr old son magnesium Medications amplified his anger and behaviour. Since taking him off these meds and giving him natural supplements including magnesium he is calm and we are able to care for him in a calm manner
The daily RDA's are mostly dosages from the usa army military in the 1940's. Not accurate today. Learned in medicine a couple decades ago that to really find the magnesium level in the body, it requires a dissection test of a muscle in the body. Blood level tells very little. It does not tell if the muscles are holding adequate magnesium in the muscle. Taurine also helps to hold better levels of magnesium in the muscle rather then pushing the mag into the blood.
Great vid Dr. Been! I usually take Mg citrate 240-400 mg as needed, or Mg glycinate when I can find it. Started taking it when I developed adrenal & thyroid issues 10 yrs ago. Around that time Dr's also found out I have 2 different MTHFR mutations, so all of that combined has made an interesting experience with Covid. I had Covid the 1st time Jan 2021, developed long Covid that lasted until June '21. The magnesium made a huge difference, I ran out of it briefly & my symptoms flared up worse during that time, esp heart palpitations. Once I could get more my symptoms got better until they finally all went away. Your video really explains why it's so beneficial & how to use it to aid our health. Thank you for all you do, Dr. Been! ❤️
@@LadyBug1967 Hi Carole, one isn't necessarily better than the other, Mg glycinate tends to be absorbed better in the gut for those who have absorption issues. It's also more expensive. But Mg citrate is usually fine for most people, and also has a high rate of absorption. Be sure to research or talk to a nutritionist about what is better for you & your dietary needs.
My gp put me on low dose bp medication yrs ago.i was instructed by him to take a magnesium complex supplement and d3 and bvit complex..been faithfully following and here i am still pretty healthy 20 yrs later.good dr.rare .
Daily I take....K2 mk7 with D3. No Calcium! At night 400mg for good sleeping and relief of muscle cramps in legs. Figured this out over many years of my own research....I am not a doctor.
Thank you, very interesting. Have had fibromyalgia for 30 years. My husband and self do take all these things and have been many years now. We are both 70 and unvaxxed. We take many supplements and eat very well past 30 years since I was diagnosed. These supplements help way more then any drug I have been given in the past 30 years. I still have moderate pain and fatigue. Also have diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome. So have fatigue also. The Co Q 10 helps a lot and a NADH suppliment. Take B100s and calcium and MG and D with k2. Degree in health education with pharmacy courses have helped me find help for myself many years ago. Also use infra red light what they call photobiomodulation for pain. All helps not a cure but better quality of life. Be well all.
Thank you for giving hope to LC patients, you have been so honest and ethical and courageous during this time. It could never sound "sl**zy" from you. So glad simple things like this can help (under a doctor's guidance).
I would not have made it through long covid this far without magnesium therapy. It's been that essential. The massive inflammation associated with covid causes a massive loss of mag, and without replacing that you're on a ticking clock. I had a bath last night with 1kg of salts and soaked in it for 2 hours, that's my standard, I do that every other week and then top up with home made mag paste in between. I wouldn't still be here if I wasn't.
I was listening to your discussion and was thinking I wish you would do a talk on Fibromyalgia (I have suffered from 35 years since age 27) and you immediately followed with discussion of ... Fibromyalgia. It makes sense now why some of the newer symptoms listed for Covid mimic Fibro. When I first came down with Delta last January I included extra doses of vit D, turmeric, c, magnesium. Along with my existing Asthma drugs regimen and nebulizer treatments I believe this definitely helped keep me out of hospital even though I had 4 co-morbidities, 5 if you include blood type.
Yes, have had since about 35 almost 70 now with diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome same time. 1988. About the time of the Incline Village breakout of cfs. I use Astralagus and Co Q10 and NADH and Mag.. Vitamin D. And Korean red Panax ginseng, and phosphatidyl serine. Keeps me out of bed 24 hrs a day.
Massage therapist checking in. I suggest l-lysine for my fibro & hEDS & hypermobile spectrum disorder clients. I have hypermobile Ehlos Danler's myself, l-lysine has been helpful, as has carb & processed food restricting.
@@cthornton523 don't forget massage get lite Swedish type massage once a month past 20 years helps keep body limber and clear toxins when I cant exercise as I want Reduce stress from illness..to many things to list.
You can only ever approximate supplement needs given food provides vitamins etc. Impossible to guage what you are really getting esp as our soils are so depleted there is very little magnesium created in vegetables etc. Also many people are not wealthy enough to keep checking levels at their Drs.
Thanks Dr. Been! I have been researching what kind of magnesium to take with my D3 and K2 Mk7. So, great timing for this video. Would you do a video on the different types of magnesium? I know one os better for the brain-crossing the old brain barrier. ..some for working out... Some for sleep... Some for constipation... Some don't absorb well. Etc. I think your viewers would love to learn about all the different kinds. And is there a better type for covid? Thanks!
Magnesium oxide is the cheapest, but only 4% uptake, compared to others with as high as 70-80%. I take magnesium glycinate myself, expensive, but worth it.
I have liquid form of Trace brand 400mg Mega Magnesium. Didn't say specifically the type of Magnesium but the fine print looks like Magnesium Chloride?
Dr. Been, can you address the problem of those who have had to have their gall bladder removed, the lack of absorption of vitamins and minerals and how this effects acute and long covid? Thanks so very much for all you do.
Thank you great teacher! I always learn cool stuff with you and being a nurse I pass along little tidbits! Thank you! P.s. I think you are one of the fairest minded people I know! 😇
How should magnesium be tested? Serum or are there tissue tests? I think I remember Dr. Davis, who was very concerned about mag levels in his patients (he was cardio), said serum levels were not very instructive. I can’t remember why and what the alternative was. Oh, also I just signed up for your classes. What a generous offer. A real service to the community. Thanks.
Red blood cell magnesium is the test for finding out levels. However please note people do better if RBC magnesium is in the upper ranges. Magnesium is also required for the proper absorption and utilisation of B vitamins.
My body guided me to magnesium supplementation. Leg cramps, disrupted sleep. There are many forms of magnesium, so I further researched what might be right for me. I also use the topical magnesium spray.
Hi Dr. Been. Thanks for yet another great video. I got fed up with the increasing high prices being charged for certain types of Mg. I reverted to regular grocery store Mg oxide. 375mg. Not clear on absorption but no side effects so far. A video on what kind of Mg are best for what desired effects would be very helpful but you are a very busy Doctor in the true sense of that word. So if you don''t have time, that's fine.
I've taken 400 mgs of magnesium glycinate on the advice of a naturopath for easing hormonal problems in women. As someone with autoimmune I started having issues with the way my body was reacting to shifts in female hormones. I have sworn by taking this - I NEVER do miss taking it. Sometimes when I've taken a different brand and had the amount be wrong because of the number you need to take in order to equal 400 - is unclear on the bottle ( in this case I wasn't taking enough) and I'm feeling bad right away. It's an obvious difference.
For this purpose it's absolutely great, but for the purpose of absorbing magnesium for its health benefits, other magnesium are better as magnesium oxide has a poor absorption. Magnesium citrate has both a good absorbtion and can also soften stools a bit (but less so than Mag. oxide which is more potent). In my case it was mild constipation so Magnesium citrate was absolutely the best of both world.
@PeaCan06 The poor absorption of Magnesium Oxide is EXACTLY why it works so well for constipation. It filters through the digestive track and most of it isn't absorbed, so it ends up in your colon with other waste products. That's where and how it does its magic. When it hits the colon it pulls in water and softens the stool. This is why other forms of Magnesium like citrate and other chelated forms don't work as well for constipation, because they are absorbed too well in the intestinal tract and very little makes its way into the colon. I took Magnesium Aspartate (ZMA) for years (decade + actually) and never had any results in terms of constipation relief (also wasn't taking it for that anyways), I accidentally stumbled upon the Oxide form because it was on sale and used it as a temporary replacement for Aspartate. A few weeks into that, presto, a 20 + year issue with constipation was gone, and has stayed gone ever since @500mg per night.
🐒& pea Thx. I only read your excellent comments after I'd written my comment. Did y'all pick up on Dr been saying K2 should be taken at a separate time from magnesium? I'm not sure he said that. But if he did, it's important.
@@LadyBug1967 yes. For the magnesium itself that it contains, no, but for the way it is absorbed (%) ,yes. If the magnesium is bound to an amino acid (that's the building block of proteins) such as magnesium glycinate, then it is absorbed really well by the body (and it's one of the best for anxiety as the amino acid Glycine it contains is also calming, just like magnesium itself). Magnesium bound to oxygens are not absorbed as well, but are great for constipation. Magnesium citrate is absorbed well and also soften stool somewhat(which can be good or bad depending on the context, but it's no where near as potent as mag oxide). But it's a bit cheaper than the glycinate form and in my opinion is the best ratio of Magnesium per $. (But if it's for anxiety, I'd go with glycinate)
Magnesium stopped my acute muscle spasms in my back muscles. Avacados, cocoa sweetened with raw honey & milk of magnesia all helped. I think I have too much cheese & calcium in my diet. I’ve never had so bad muscle cramps and spasms. Fine now.
In the table at 11:10 you can see that a lot of other things are much higher in the T3 group, indicating a better diet with more fruits and vegetables, so magnesium may be only a small part of the positive effect on COVID.
Thanks for saying that - I noticed that and wondered how they made the leap to magnesium when there were clearly several factors. T3 overall seemed to have better dietary habits (adding: which may be a proxy for other lifestyle factors leading to better outcomes)
I noticed this too: there was a healthy life-style cluster in the group whose COVID was least severe. Looks as though had anyone thought to tell the public to eat their vegies, avoid processed foods, and get outside and exercise, the pandemic might have been handled 😅😂🤣 And here's the data to back up such a dismissable claim!
I've been in them for years and I need them but they have depleted me of B12..I have to get shots every month... But VD3 and Mag are normal but could be higher
Dr thank you for this very clear clinical explanation of the importance of magnesium. Please understand I’d like to point out to you that I have bachelors in masters degrees in human nutrition and the appropriate licenses. You really need to send people to see people like me registered dietitians, or whatever appropriate people are in your community because getting enough magnesium, especially in the face of Covid is very difficult. If you tell people the best source of magnesium is pumpkin seeds. You have to eat one cup of them to get 168 mg of magnesium a cup of spinach would give you 24 you see the problem you need somebody to do an evaluation of how much magnesium they’re taking in, in addition to what you’re going to recommend for supplements please I really strongly recommend that you start using people that are licensed in the field of dietetics to assist your patients
Almost three years here. Acute phase from HELL, March 2020 - high load, moldy workplace, nurse. It's been very hard and dark. I don't give up - but doesn't mean this has been easy. Very hard, very frustrating. Doing IVs, HBOT, sauna....it's been awful, but have a lot of regimens...with no money, to stay on them. Ayyyy. Hang in there and keep finding what works! Every one is different. And make sure you get tests for acids, metals and mold!
@@Jennifer-gr7hn wow.... that is a long time to struggle. I feel for you. I am out of money as well, so I am managing as best I can. Was really sick again three weeks ago and am still coughing and confused. The mental symptoms are the ones that scare me the most. I am so thankful for Dr Been and his information. Take care!
"Place the patient in sunlight and correct their supplements." Easy isn't it? And interestingly, they found that during the 1918 pandemic the patients that were put outside on cots did better than the patients inside the hospital.
Pretty annoying that none of this type of info was retained in medical training! There’s a bunch of simple stuff which was conveniently forgotten. Like: permit your body to have a natural fever to fight viral infection.
I brought you a crate of papaya…. Jungle love, it’s driving you mad, it’s makin you crazay. I’m so delighted on this topic that I’d sing a song. One note, if you have pots from long covid, be careful of the laxative effect of magnesium. Diarrhea and pots is no bueno. Go team humanity
Magnesium chloride (you can purchase OTC as liquid) is sometimes nebulized instead of bronchodialator drugs. Carefully check dosing and administration with your doctor before you try this.
My nabour had good results too with oral magnesium .I am searching for a way to get ventolin free at night ,will follow up this info with my docter ,thank you.
I have this liquid Mag Chloride. It tastes like sh** even in water. Very metallic of course. Need to put it in juice for sure and I still taste it. @drbeen which magnesium type is helpful for depression and sleep?
really enjoy your videos/ short lectures, very concise and useful, the more we learn and the better equipped we are to take care of ourselves, thank you.
11:17 hi Dr Been. Thank you for another amazing lecture. I have long covid and find it so hard to find good advice. I have been following your channel for over a year now and love it! Just wanted to say though for some reason I cannot see the picture on this video, I can only hear the audio. Not sure if I am the only one having this problem today? 😊
Dr B sir you are 💯 on it, keep the good work, 👍 I recommend you to all people who I know, to watch your shows and support you with your channel. I'm a human and social biologist and microbiologist and everything that is ology, you have just helped me find a missing piece of the puzzle,are you on Facebook? So I can share my studies and information to you my friend. O thanks for my birthday 🎂 shout out 👍
One needs to do the RBC Mg test and not the serum Mg test to get an accurate idea of your Mg levels. Many doctors don't know this and automatically order the serum Mg test.
What is considered the normal level please? Should I consider magnesium phosphate or citrate as both were mentioned in the studies? Thank you so much Dr Been 🙏❤️
Thank you Dr Been! This may be the reason I haven't had Covid. I take magnesium for my heart, for fibromyalgia pain and for energy, sleep etc. I can't get enough from the greens, nuts and berries though I love and consume them so I take supplements. I've also been obsessed with getting out in the sun daily while walking, gardening or just enjoying the light and the day, so it helps my relaxation as well as my vit D levels (plus supplementation). Great lecture.
Dr, I have been watching your videos now for almost 2 years, thank you for this info, I need to up my intake of Mg, is magnesium citrate ok? Again thank you Aaron M. LMT long covid 2+ years
That's true. These are dietary substances. However, if you check their RDA you will find that these other minerals are within their normal ranges. I am sure that as the researchers assessed the amounts from various foods they also verified the RDA. I just verified the RDAs for many of these and most of these are in normal range.
I’ve missed you Dr. Been♥️♥️ It’s been rough at my house! My 14yr old and I have been having some unusual problems. I’m at my wits end. She spent 5 days at what I thought was a top hospital: a trauma & teaching hospital. I think she has long Covid. Many neurological symptoms😢. Honestly I’m tired of my own daily pain. I’m just angry at all of these problems after being vaccine injured.
DR. Been, PLEASE do a video on Pulmonary Fibrosis caused by Covid. People need help with this very serious condition! Doctors are just preparing them to die instead of trying to find ways to help prolong their lives.
part of the plandemic. I have to take eyeVrMk10 just taking a short walk - (coming from a high active lifestyle). Not sure if it's heart or pulmonary stiffness, but it stinks.The goal was NOT to help us. That was a no brainer when I got severe covaids in march 2020 and never been the same again :( I'm doing sooooo much. IV therapies, HBOT, chelation, etc. A lot of mold in my system. Toxicity is huge with long covaids (and well as acute severe).
@@Jennifer-gr7hn Yes what tests do we ask for to test for mold or what type of doctor do we go to to order them? I'll pray for you tonight, I'm sorry you're going through all of this but thank you so much for sharing. I've been in chronic pain since 2010, worse in 2015 and I'm looking for a new career because I can't barber full time anymore. Also sending you air hugs. What helped me with the bone shattering pain is the Restore kit by Vital Plan. It's a bunch of herbs and nutrients to help Lyme and Lyme co-infections but I've noticed a difference for the better! Take care.
But I've also read, that if your vitamin D levels are not adequate, your Maggesium levels are likely to be low as well, because each depends on the other for proper absorption, and one scientist on RU-vid here fees that blood serum levels of Vitamin D and magnesium are not very accurate to begin with, so unless a person knows all this before hand it's a problem, that probably never gets figured out,
Thank you Dr been for this lecture. IT'S excellent but sometimes you slip things in and you say it pretty quickly and then you pass on. I'm left thinking-- oh what did he say? I think u said NOT to TAKE MAGNESIUM WITH K2 and CALCIUM. IS THAT RIGHT?? I do not take calcium but I do take K2 with my vitamin D3 because that's essential. AND I think I heard you say I should separate them which I can do because for a while I was just doing magnesium at night and I have it in a separate place by my bed while my other vitamins are in the kitchen IF you get a chance and could elaborate on that, it would be really important because we don't want to be taking things that counteract each other and nullify each other in essence because that would be really unfortunate and a waste of money and endanger our health
I have long Covid. Magnesium upets my stomach and intestines but when I take one magnesium early in the day and one later in day for a few days in a row, it helps clear the fog head and I am not as overwhelmed by the fatigue.
Im suffering from covid brain. Trouble concentrating Trouble interacting with my 5 kids Feel like theres constant static in my head throughout the day and have been sufering from strong anxiety and really strong depression. I feel like im disconnected from the world, like im in a dream or got a concussion. Hope to recover soon and get back to being my formal self Thank you for all your hard work Just added magnesium to my daily regimen with NAC, 12k vitamin D and lots of green vegetables. Im wondering if people are having similar symptoms. One crazy thing that happens to me that i want to put out is that at around 2am i get this extreme hunger feeling at the center of my stomach and then chills throughout that rise up into my head and i feel like myself again all the way until around 11am Not sure why that is or what system is temporarily taking over?
Hi. I live in switzerland. We have a mineral system here called ‚Schüssler Salz‘ . It is the most natural and complete system there is. I would ask you to look at this.
I have IBS. I want to take magnesium, but it gives me diarrhea. An I loose potassium. Ugh! I do take Zinc and vitamin D3 to boost my immune system. The heart needs salt ( potassium) the brain needs glucose. Just have to balance it . Salt helps with the electrical parts of the heart. Guess it's like a conductor. We know quartz have strange abilities. Wonder if it could be used to send certain vibrations that could destroy cancer cells? A break thru using the polio virus that's carefully put into a small catheter that's inserted directly into a tumor mass, gets the immune system going and starts destroying the tumor. At first like with any immune response,there will be swelling. But as time goes by the tumor is destroyed by the immune system from the center of the tumor out. Shrinking as it dies. Right now they're calling remission,but the first young lady who was dieing with brain cancer, who volunteered to do trial testing made it. She went on to go to college and became a nurse. She has been cancer free for over three years. The Drs say, it's early yet to say cure, but patients who were used in these trials had very little time left, and they say miracle tho Drs don't like the term miracle. They have to be careful with words. Probably after five years an if the cancer doesn't return , maybe then they can say cure. Going to try to find more info on this. Video I watched they were using the polio virus on cancerous brain tumors, because it's almost impossible to operate on them. As the video was ending they said there was no reason this couldn't be done on breast cancer,or any cancer causing tumors. Blood cancers tho they can't do.
What is the magnesium type that we need to activate and work with Vitd3 and calcium? What type of calcium do we need for bone health? I always forget if it is calcium carbonate or calcium citrate. I think there are a few other calcium types.
C C, calcium supplementation is not generally recommended. Very few people are calcium deficient. If you eat real food, then you almost certainly have a sufficient level of calcium in the body. Magnesium supplementation is far more important for bone density, as the majority of American's are deficient in magnesium.
