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I have benign pvcs. which magnesium supplement should i take: glutamate or taurate? maybe orate?
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If your magnesium: is low and is causing cardiac arrythmia Magnesium sulfate can be administered IV or intra-muscularly. Magnesium citrate can be given by mouth in doses of 100-200 mg. Magnesium oxide is most common in commercial vitamins but requires neutralization by stomach acid and is the least bio-available. Low dietary magnesium can be treated by eating more green vegetables with magnesium. Ask your doctor.
Answered 10/23/2017
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