Because Magnesium does not act alone, I would recommend a combination formula containing Magnesium, Calcium and Potassium. These formula's typically contain a standardized dosage such as 500/500/100. It may take several weeks before the full effect is noticed. Magnesium will cause a laxative effect, causing loose stools or more frequent stools.
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Dr Kratzberg provides good advice regarding use of magnesium, but do NOT expect magnesium to help your RLS or sleep issues. It might help muscular cramping and indirectly assist relaxation, however.
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