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Nutrition: Magnesium the magic mineral - BikeRadar.com

Magnesium is a mineral with important functions for cyclists, but it has quietly become one of the most common mineral deficiencies in the UK. Minerals are pretty tough nutrients: you can boil them or bake them and, unlike vitamins, they will still ...

What is that stuff they're spraying on icy highways? - WFAA

DALLAS — The Texas Department of Transportation had to learn the hard way to get out and pre-treat the roads when a snowstorm is expected. On Christmas Eve, the agency had to shut down the very busy High Five interchange in North Dallas after it ...

Really Curing a Hangover: Separating Myth From Fact - FOX News

Festive partying seems like a good idea until you wake up with your tongue stuck to the roof of your mouth and your head beating like an African drum. But is there really anything you can do to relieve the morning after the night before? Sue Baic, a ...

Can riboflavin and magnesium put the kabosh on monthly migraines based ... - Examiner

Are ovarian hormone fluctuations driving your migraines? Here's how to start your research or reading on what might help monthly migraines that some women endure for decades. In the recent Kaiser study, vitamin B2 which is riboflavin was researched ...

Drugs & Medications - Xeloda Oral - WebMD

Capecitabine may interact with "blood thinners" (anticoagulants such as warfarin or phenprocoumon) and cause serious, rarely fatal bleeding. In some cases, this bleeding has occurred up to one month after stopping capecitabine as well as during ...

Can you really cure a hangover? - Women.timesonline

Lack of veggies can lead girls to a life of obesity - Vancouver Sun

TORONTO, July 31 (Reuters) – Many teenage girls are not getting the nutrients they need to ensure healthy development, putting them at risk for weight-related problems and cardiovascular disease. Female adolescence is an important time for setting ...

The Silent Killer - Egypt Today

They call it the silent killer hypertension, the number-one stress-related malady of the modern age. When your blood pressure starts spiraling out of control as you approach that very important deadline, step back and think, is it worth risking heart ...

Health Benefits of Yams - GhanaHomePage

Yams are members of the Dioscoreae family. Depending upon the yam variety, of which there are about 200, its flesh may be of varying colours including white, ivory, yellow or purple while its thick skin may either be white, pink or brownish-black ...

Try Healthy Party and Finger Food Recipes - Natural News.com

(NaturalNews) Hosting a party is about relaxing with friends. The last thing a host wants is to spend long, grueling hours preparing fiddly party snacks. With a little advance preparation, cheese trays and dips can quickly be produced, allowing the ...

Magnesium

Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body and is essential to good health. Approximately 50% of total body magnesium is found in bone.

Magnesium - Magnesium Deficency

As the fourth most abundant mineral in the body, magnesium is essential to your good health. Approximately half of your total body magnesium is found in your bones and the other ...

Magnesium in health

Magnesium regulates the body's nerve and muscle tone. In many nerve cells, magnesium serves as a chemical gate blocker - as long as there is enough magnesium around, calcium can't ...

Magnesium

Magnesium is an essential mineral to the human body. It is needed for bone, protein, and fatty acid formation, making new cells, activating B vitamins, relaxing muscles, clotting ...

Magnesium in diet: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia

Description of mineral including major functions, food sources, and deficiency signs.

Magnesium (Mg)

Most of the magnesium in the body is found in the bones and inside the cells. Only a tiny amount of magnesium is normally present in the blood.

Magnesium: The Multi-Purpose Mineral

Magnesium in the human body ranks fourth in overall abundance, but intracellularly (within cells) it is second only to potassium. Between 60-65% of magnesium in the ...

Magnesium Effectiveness, Safety, and Drug Interactions on RxList

Magnesium information based on scientific evidence includes description, drug interactions, safety concerns, and effectiveness.

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Resolved Question: Would "Nestle" Build up nutritional shakes help with a body building routine?

I have been going to the gym now for about 8 months due to a heart transplant and would like to know whether or not the above product would help with a cardio and body building routine which i am able to do as my sternum is now fully fused back together alongside a normal healthy diet ? Thanks ( I will most probably be having 3 - 4 shakes a day ) Nestle Build-Up is rich in vitamins – C, D, B, E, B6, B1 (Thiamine), B2, (Riboflavin), B2, (Niacin), folic acid, a mineral mix containing Magnesium Hydroxide, Iron Orthophosphate's, Zinc Oxide and Potassium Iodide. Build-Up also contains Calcium, Glucose and Lactose. One milk shake contains 263 calories and 14.9g of protein. Nestle Build-Up also contains at least 30% of the recommended daily intake of vitamins and minerals. more

Resolved Question: Would "Nestle" Build up nutritional shakes help with body building?

I have been going to the gym now for about 8 months due to a heart transplant and would like to know whether or not the above product would help with a body building routine which i am able to do as my sternum is now fully fused back together alongside a normal healthy diet ? Thanks ( I will most probably be having 3 - 4 shakes a day ) Nestle Build-Up is rich in vitamins – C, D, B, E, B6, B1 (Thiamine), B2, (Riboflavin), B2, (Niacin), folic acid, a mineral mix containing Magnesium Hydroxide, Iron Orthophosphate's, Zinc Oxide and Potassium Iodide. Build-Up also contains Calcium, Glucose and Lactose. One milk shake contains 263 calories and 14.9g of protein. Nestle Build-Up also contains at least 30% of the recommended daily intake of vitamins and minerals. more

Voting Question: do you think you can reduce your stress levels to get pregnant and not miscarry?

ive been reading online about something ive only just read about cortisol. im definately going to be trying not to get stressed as i can now see exactly why people tell us to calm down and then we will get pregnant... [edit] Factors generally reducing cortisol levels Magnesium supplementation decreases serum cortisol levels after aerobic exercise,[44][45] but not in resistance training.[46] Omega 3 fatty acids, in a dose dependent manner,[47] can lower cortisol release influenced by mental stress[48] by suppressing the synthesis of interleukin-1 and 6 and enhance the synthesis of interleukin-2, where the former promote higher CRH release. Omega 6 fatty acids, on the other hand, acts inversely on interleukin synthesis.[citation needed] Music therapy can reduce cortisol levels in certain situations.[49] Massage therapy can reduce cortisol.[50] Laughing and the experience of humour can lower cortisol levels.[51] Makeup reduces cortisol levels in a mental stress situation.[52] Soy derived Phosphatidylserine interacts with cortisol but the right dosage is still unclear.[53][54] Vitamin C may slightly blunt cortisol release in response to a mental stressor. [55] Black tea may speed up recovery from a high cortisol condition.[56][57] [edit] Factors generally increasing cortisol levels Caffeine may increase cortisol levels.[58] Sleep deprivation increases cortisol levels.[59] Intense (high VO2 max) or prolonged physical exercise stimulate cortisol release in order to increase gluconeogenesis and maintain blood glucose.[60] Proper nutrition[61] and high-level conditioning[62] can help stabilize cortisol release. Val/Val variation of the BDNF gene in men, and the Val/Met variation in women is associated with increased salivary cortisol in a stressful situation.[63] Hypoestrogenism and melatonin supplementation increases cortisol levels in postmenopausal women.[64] Burnout is associated with higher cortisol levels.[65] Subcutaneous adipose tissue regenerates cortisol from cortisone.[66] Anorexia nervosa increases cortisol levels.[67] The serotonin receptor gene 5HTR2C is associated with increased cortisol production in men.[68] Some formulations of combined oral contraceptive pills increase cortisol levels in young women who perform whole-body resistance exercise training.[69] Commuting increases cortisol levels, related to the length of the trip, the amount of effort involved and the predictability of the trip more

Voting Question: Does taking the same amount of Zinc Magnesium and vitamin b6 together achieve same effects as ZMA?

Hey guys, I've been reading about the benefits of ZMA supplement for body building and well being. According to wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZMA_(supplement) The proportion of ingredients generally used in products is 20-30 mg zinc, 400-500 mg magnesium and ~10mg B6. I was wondering, instead of spending money buying the supplement, could I get away with consuming 30mg of Zinc, 300mg magnesium and 10mg of B6 as separate tablets (bought wholesale, much cheaper) at night time. Can anyone who has experience with ZMA give me some advice? Thanks more

Resolved Question: Can sacrificial metals prevent the rusting of an old car?

If blocks of magnesium are connected to underground pipes made of iron, the rusting of the iron is prevented because Mg + Fe2+ ---> Fe + Mg2+ EØ = +1.94V Does this mean that connecting pieces of magnesium to the body of an old (1988) car would prevent it from rusting? Assume the car is painted and recently waxed. If yes, would ordinary copper wire be a suitable connector, and would small pieces (e.g. 4 x 10cm strips) of magnesium be suitable? Please address all parts of this question to maximise your chance of being awarded BEST ANSWER. Thank you! more

Resolved Question: which kind of magnesium to take?

I am hearing the importance of magnesium and I have several "side effects" a lack of it can generate. At the same time I am IBS affected with generally diarrhea. Yesterday I took half a tablet of magnesium oxide and I had to run to the toilet. I guess the amount is already too much for my body to absorb. I understand there are different types of Magnesium to buy (oxide, chelated, citrate, etc...): what is the best to buy that can be the best for my body? Thanks more

Resolved Question: Feeding advice for a Arab x mare?

i am getting a Arab X mare in a few weeks i need some asvice on feeding her she is going to be stabled at night and out in the field in the day. dose this feed sound good to you it is dodsan and horral pasture mix Pasture Mix is the UK’s leading horse feed product, providing good all-round nutrition. Oat free / non-heating. Magnesium to promote an even temperament. High in biotin to help improve hoof and coat condition. Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids to support joint mobility as well as skin and coat condition. This universal feed contains a blend of wholesome cooked cereals which are highly digestible and provide the correct level of energy for light to medium work. Good quality protein, essential for renewal and repair of the body’s cells ensures that correct muscle development and topline can be achieved when combined with exercise. Fully supplemented with vitamins and bioplex minerals which improve absorption and utilisation, Pasture Mix ensures that your horse is receiving everything he needs for performance and well-being. Carrots are added to the diet to improve flavour and palatability for your horse and are ideal for tempting fussy feeders. Garlic and mint provide an appetising blend of tastes whilst providing nutritional support of the digestive and respiratory systems. haw much do u think she will need each feed she will be feed twice a day and will she need a hay net at night i will be having a riding lesson on her once a week and hacking out 3 times a week and going to some competetions if you dont think this is ok can u please tell me what u think would be sutiable and haw much to feed her what web site it can buy it from i live in the uk thank you for all you help more

Resolved Question: Help with Random muscle Twitching?

I been having these random twitches all over my body for as long as i can remember and its just very annoying and it doesn't hurt or anything but i would like to get ride of them I heard Magnesium or potassium help, does any one know what really does...and what to take? more

Resolved Question: science help please!! answer what u know!! thnx-- i have a lot of other work 2 be getting on with!!?

1. "A molecule like glucose can be absorbed immediatley by the body, but a molecule like starch takes much longer". explain a possible difference between the two molecules??? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- some molecules manage to pass through the digestive system without being digested. describe obne possible feature of this type of molecule??? ------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. match the start of these sentences about the digestive system to their correct endings: ------ the pancreas ...produces an enzyme which acts on protein. the small intestine ...contains an enzyme which acts on starch. the large intestine ... pours enzymes into the small intestine the mouth .. reabsorbs excess water from the food mixture. the stomach ...absorbs the product of digestion. enzymes ...increase the surface area of food by breaking it up. the teeth ...are proteins which break down food. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 4. what effect do forves have in a stationary object? and a moving object? -------------------------------------------------------- 5. describe how the products of digestion get from inside the small intestine to the cells in the rest of the body?? ------------------------------------------------------- 6. what is the difference between a mixture and a compound? ------------------------------------------------------ 7. the composition of a mixture can vary unlike a compound. explain why?? ----------------------------------------------------- 8. are the following substances mixtures or compounds. explain your answer: *rock salt *cola *ink *cup of coffee *lemonade *water in a swimming pool *cream *magnesium ribbon -------------------------------------------------------- 9. state three units of pressure? -------------------------------------------------------- 10. using your knowledge of pressure explain the following: a. tractors have large tyres b.lorries have as many as 8 wheels on their trailers c. football boots have studs d.scissors have sharp blades --------------------------------------------------- 11. calculate the pressure exerted on the fround by each tyre if a car has a wieght of 8800N and each tyre has an area of 440cm squared? --------------------------------------------------- 12. emphysema is caused by smoking. why? --------------------------------------------------- 13. explain the difference between resperation and breathing? ------------------------------------------------- thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!:) more

Resolved Question: These are the symptoms, what's wrong with me?

1. Excessive tiredness. (Even though I sleep very well for 6-8 hours a night) And when I say tiredness, I mean to the point I am falling asleep at work, on the bus etc. I mean exhausted!!! 2. No energy (as a result from being so tired). Along with this comes a total lack of concentration, can't focus, trembling hands. 3. Really dark wee, like very concentrated. (I drink around 3-4 litres of water a day and it's not normally this colour at all, usually it's very light) And fairly light poo (sorry to be gross!) 5. (This might not make sense, but I will try!) When I wee, just as I have finished and I go to pull my pants up, I need to wee again. And a trickle will come out. This process repeats until I ignore the urge to wee and just pull my pants up and have done! 6. Headaches 7. Lack of appetite. No hunger, not interested in food. I eat because I know I have to, not because my body wants it... If that makes sense. 8. Itchy little lumps on the back of my thighs. Tons of them. Tiredness is the main problem, it's killing me. Ok, a little info about me. I'm fairly healthy, have a BMI of 24.5. I don't drink fizzy drinks, tea, coffee or alcohol. Diet is good EXCEPT I have a ridiculously sweet tooth, and I will have a biscuit or two at least every day. I don't do as much exercise as I should, but I have to walk a mile to work every day, and I walk my dog. I'm 20 years old. I am on acne meds along with the contraceptive pill. No vitamins or anything because I can't have iron, zinc, selenium or magnesium with the acne meds. (Been on them about 14-15 months) My dad has coeliacs disease (gluten free diet), my mom is lactose intolerant and I have irritable bowel syndrome. (Not been tested for coeliacs) Reason I ask is because I don't want to go to my doctor as I am trying to get into the RAF and I don't want anything on my medical records. However, if it could be something serious I won't risk my health and I will go to the docs, but only if it could be something serious. Any ideas of what is wrong with me??? more

Voting Question: I Need Serious Help. :(?

If you look back on my questions history, I previously posted several questions as I suffer from terrible, terrible Anxiety. I've done counselling (Still am), Hypnotherapy, changed my lifestyle (More exercise) and I've taken St. John's Wort, Kalms and now, I'm taking Magnesium. I also went to the Doctor's a few months ago but he said because I'm only fifteen, he couldn't prescribe me Anti-Depressants as they could be addictive or make things worse. But I don't see how it could get any worse. I feel so alien in my body, it sickens me. I hate the sensations in my body now. I also seem to be strange outside because I have a strange feeling, similar to that about myself, with my surroundings. Yesterday, I was out all day and fine but by the end of the day, I didn't feel terrible but I didn't feel comfortable in my surroundings. I was outside. I left a small party early to come home. I just feel like I'm losing the will to live. I'm so depressed and so suicidal. I'm frightened......of death because of the idea of not knowing what would happen if I did die, but I'm willing to take that risk if if gets me out of this suffering. I've done all this and it feels no better. I've done relaxation and distraction but that barely works and if it does, it's short-term. I cannot get any of my anxieties out of my mind and I'm so upset. I hate myself and I want to die. I'm going back to the Doctor's about this on Tuesday and I am going to mention Anti-Depressants again, as well as perhaps CBT. But I just can't keep this up. I'm fifteen and I feel terrible. Everyone's saying it's hormones, my lifestyle, school and it could be all of them but that confuses me even more. Everyone says I will wake up one day and feel better but I can't wait any longer. I feel sick constantly and I have a huge fear of vomiting, so that doesn't help me either. I'm going to ask him for Anti-Nausea tablets as well. When will this end? What can I really do that works?I can't keep relying on Herbel remedies anymore. I am so close to suicide. I'm Anemic (He sent me for a blood test the last time I told him I was anxious) and the tablets are so tempting for me. I speak to my Mum constantly and at first, she was reassuring but now she doesn't say anything except it's silly and she doesn't want to know. I want to be sectioned because I sometimes think that will help. I don't want to become agoraphobic, especially since I'm still in school. Please help! I'm at the major end of my tether and I'm trying so hard to help myself.I've also had loss in appetite and when I do eat, even if it isn't loads, I can't stop myself thinking it will make me feel bad so I feel worse afterwards. I cannot stop thinking negativly, and I'm going absolutely insane with the idea I'll never be happy again. I've stopped eating breakfast in the mornings, it's so bad. I haven't actually, god forbid, been physically sick yet at all and this has been going on since January 2007 although I didn't start being really badly affected by it until I actually started to treat it in February this year. I also have braces and they feel alien to me as well so I feel worse. :( more

Resolved Question: why does zma keep me awake?

I bought a zma supplement alot of people recommend, basically its zinc and magnesium and it helps the body grow when your asleep. Many people say it put them in deep sleeps and helped them sleep alot better as well. I've tried them for about 2 days now and I've not slept since, first time I thought maybe I'm just not tired so I tried it again today but again I've found myself awake and its 5am now. My bodys begging for sleep but my minds in overdrive.I used to have a weird sleeping pattern due to nightshift/dayshifts but I always got my sleep at some point of the day. I'm thinking about trying this zma out once more cause everyone says its fantastic but I don't know more

Resolved Question: Coffe and magnesium deficiency.?

I've recently received results of my hair mineral analysis and it says I have decreased functionality of thyroid and adrenal glands due to very low level of Magnesium and Manganese in my body. In the report it states, that this lack is because of stress influence and general bad diet. But I don't have any stress in life, am eating good, don't smoke and drink, no fast/frozen food etc. I was a heavy coffee drinker though, for some time. I drank 1-2 'cups' (half pint mugs) per day, about half a year ago. Now I drink about 1-2 mugs a week. I heard one day, coffee is one of the main 'flusher' of magnesium and calcium on body. I try to balance my diet by eating loads of nuts, vegetables etc. but still it seems it's not enough. Do I have to stop drinking coffee at all to get well? I have difficulties with sleeping (diagnosed type2 insomnia) and my bones are cracking. Calcium is also on a low level in my body. I drink milk, eat cheese, yogurts but it doesn't help. Is it because of the coffee? more

Resolved Question: Is high magnesium in food and drink bad for you?

Okay, so I am drinking this flavored water which is good for you. It is Vitamin water called NutrAqua or the other way around if you prefer. It is 24 oz. of vitamin water per bottle. I finished drinking it and saw that it contained magnesium. I looked up what magnesium means and it said it is good for you and it is also a type of thing that makes you tired and may cause you to be put out. They said it could cause you to even die, but another website I was at said that magnesium in food and drink is not bad for you because it is not the same as the magnesium in medicine. Per bottle of the vitamin water, it says that there are 60 mg of it which states it is 15% of your daily value. I don't really enjoy the taste of regular water, so I was thinking of just buying a lot of this vitamin water to get a whole bunch of water that my body needs, now I am not so sure. So, is it really bad for you in high amounts of food and drinks like Vitamin water or am I just concerned too much? more

Resolved Question: Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salts)?

Anyone use Epsom Salts these days for bathing? I've heard that they are useful for ridding the body of toxins..... anyone got any experience of their benefit......considering trying it myself more

Resolved Question: How can a herbal pill provide the same experience as ecstasy?

I have taken ecstasy in the past so am familiar with the feelings and experiences it gives the body. At the weekend i decided to take a herbal alternative which contained the follwoing ingredients Ketones,dicalcium, phosphate and magnesium sterate. This proceeded to give me one of the biggest highs ever, it made me feel exactly like i had taken an E. All the feelings apart from an elevated heart rate. I am just curious as to how these ingredients can do this, if it is not actually ecstasy? Its not a placebo effect as all of my freinds experienced it too, and i have heard other people say it did the same to them. What do people think, please no lectures on drugs i am fully aware of the risks, i am just interested in how this "herbal" can make me feel like i have done an E. more

Resolved Question: Vitamin D any help.....?

Vitamin D cannot be made from Sunlight if you live north of Birmingham in the winter....? I found this in the Daily Mail under a heading that pregnant women should take vitamin D. It stated that if you lived north of Birmingham you could not make vitamin D. If this is correct first I wonder if this is a cause of arthritis as one needs vitamin D to get calcium, magnesium, boron, zinc and copper and so on into the bones. Does anyone 1 know where I can find the reserach for this? 2....If taking vitamin D would stop arthritis happening or at least help the body to fight it. Has any research been done? 3 I am a sufferer of rheumatoid and osteoarthritis and canoot have any painkillers as I am allergic to them all and am looking for any help I can nutritonally. [I am 65] Any help welcome esp if porfessionals more

Resolved Question: Are any of these compounds/chemicals harmful to humans?

There are herbal high pills in the uk containing the follwoing ingredients. Ketones,dicalcium, phosphate, magnesium and sterate. What effect will these have on the body? will there be any negative effects on the heart etc? obviously they are sold over the counter so they are fit to consume but are there any negative effects on the body? or effects people with certain conditions should avoid? more

Resolved Question: Vitamin D cannot be made from Sunlight if you live north of Birmingham in the winter....?

I found this in the Daily Mail under a heading that pregnant women should take vitamin D. It stated that if you lived north of Birmingham you could not make vitamin D. If this is correct first I wonder if this is a cause of arthritis as one needs vitamin D to get calcium, magnesium, boron, zinc and copper and so on into the bones. Does anyone 1 know where I can find the reserach for this? 2....If taking vitamin D would stop arthritis happening or at least help the body to fight it. Has any research been done? 3 I am a sufferer of rheumatoid and osteoarthritis and canoot have any painkillers as I am allergic to them all and am looking for any help I can nutritonally. [I am 65] Any help welcome esp if porfessionals more

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