Positive Effects:
- Magnesium is the most important mineral and relevant for 300 enzymatic processes.
- Magnesium is involved in 80% of the body's metabolic processes.
- It is essential for mitochondrial energy metabolism.
- Magnesium is a calcium antagonist and thus important for oxidative stress and neuromuscular excitability.
- Magnesium has a relaxing effect on the muscles.
- It is involved in hormone and neurotransmitter balance.
- It is involved in bone mineralization.
- Antioxidant
- Anti-inflammatory
- Antinitrosative
- Antidepressant
- Detoxifying, liver detoxification
Therapeutic recommendations: There is evidence that the properties of the substances contained in the product may have a positive effect on health disorders of the mentioned indications:
- for high blood pressure, coronary heart disease
- for chronic pain conditions
- for type 2 diabetes mellitus
- for depression
- for chronic fatigue, exhaustion, CFS
- in competitive sports or during sports activities
- for migraine prophylactic therapy in combination with riboflavin and Q10
- for mitochondriopathies
- for muscle and calf cramps and tension
- for multiple sclerosis
- for neuropathies
- for nitrosative stress
- for osteoporosis
- for oxidative stress
- for silent inflammation
- for thyroid diseases
- for acidosis of the intercellular space
- for tinnitus
Contraindications:pronounced bradycardia, myasthenia gravis, AV block. Do not use in children under 6 years of age. For impaired kidney, liver, or heart function, and for albumin deficiency, an adjustment of the individual dose is recommended. Patients taking beta-blockers have an increased risk of a decompensated cardiovascular reaction, as beta-blockers inhibit the effect of adrenaline (emergency medical treatment). Patients with a tendency to allergic reactions and/or with diseases based on histamine release (e.g., asthma) should be questioned about allergens known to them according to the principles of therapeutic due diligence.
Interactions:Interactions possible with diuretics, aminoglycoside antibiotics, immunosuppressants (such as cyclosporin A), cytostatics (such as cisplatin), digitalis glycosides, muscle relaxants, barbiturates, narcotics or other hypnotics, calcium salts.
Note for doctors and therapists: In principle, the doctor/therapist determines the indication for individual prescriptions. The suggestion is merely a recommendation for a therapeutic option, with the dosage and frequency of application being solely at the discretion of the doctor/therapist. The treating therapist is responsible for the treatment and must individually check and assess the respective application for each patient before starting treatment.