teeth grinding?

[Guest guest]

I know, ! See? I realize people must think that I believe Mg is

a cure all but believe me, I've spent hours upon hours upon hours for

over 18 months researching Mg's relationship and importance.

So when you understand that magnesium is responsible for over 300

enzymatic actions in the body (these aren't digestive enzymes) and

that magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body, and

the second most crucial and abundant intracellular mineral (after

potassium), you sort of get the idea how the body falls apart without

it.

Now to just get that idea across to the doctors who forgot their

basic cellular biology.

Kim

--- " ANDREA FITTING " <drea@m...> wrote:

> Is there anything mg won't fix? LOL

>

[Guest guest]

See those shiny wheels on my car? They don't call them mag wheels for

nothing! (Did you ever wonder where the term mag wheels comes from?

Now you know! Hah!)

Love you too, Lenora! (By the way, the NCFAC form is in the mail. I'm

r-e-a-l-l-y slow these days!)

Kim

--- lenora <lenora@v...> wrote:

> Kim has stopped taking her car to the mechanic. A little magnesium

> and it seems to be running better than ever.

>

> I love you, Kim!

>

> Lenora

>

> >Is there anything mg won't fix? LOL

> >

[Guest guest]

>

> I don't limit magnesium research to just CF; there are several

health

> issues related to magnesium that I watch. Once, when researching

heart

> disease and magnesium deficiency, I came across medical references

> showing a connection between teeth grinding (also snoring) and Mg

> defiency, and often these go away when you correct the deficiency.

>

Kim, do you know of any good source of magnesium that is chewable?

jan