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Been taking magnesium daily and it kept my palpitations at bay. i skipped the last three days of magnesium and i've had a lot of palpitations. normal?
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Could do: If it was helping and then you missed a few days then yes it would make sense. having said that it might be worthwhile to get your palpitations diagnosed to see exactly what they are.
Answered 6/26/2017
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