Comment · Sat, October 12, 2013
What they were answering
freakorgeek · 2 points
Does magnesium glycinate have any side effects, like gastrointestinal ones? Someone else mentioned chelated magnesium, which one of these would be better, if price was no option?
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb
Magnesium glycinate is chelated. That means that the magnesium is bound to glycine. It does not have the side effects of the cheaper forms like magnesium oxide.
Comment · Fri, October 11, 2013 · 5 pts
Many drugs increase extracellular glutamate. This is your body's primary excitatory neurotransmitter. Most people are also deficient in magnesium. There are many reasons for this, but I will leave that for another discus
Comment · Sun, October 13, 2013 · 2 pts
True. However, the alpha(2)-adrenoceptors are G protein receptors that indirectly lead to an increase in calcium transmission through ion channels. The actual end result mechanism is what I was talking about. This is why
**I'm going to copy what I wrote on another thread:** _____________________________________________________ YES! Keep your damn body temperatures down people! http://www.maps.org/publications/1998_malberg_1.pdf http:
Ok, I did promise that I would make another post regarding supplementation to mitigate MDMA induced neurotoxicity. I have just been putting it off. Since my last post, I have gathered more information regarding my theory
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We've actually tested other Magtein products on the market and found they contain less than stated on the label. Some of them had half of what they claimed. We have argued with AIDP about it, and sent them multiple produ
Jesus, dude... Google shit before you do stuff like this. You cannot use test strips to test for heavy metals content in supplements. They shouldn't even be used to test for heavy metals in water, or anything you are con
10mg per day is not a large dose. You are exposing your brain to more stress, and most likely causing some damage. However, that damage is probably not significant. You may be taxing your adrenals. That is where adaptoge