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I have cerebral palsy and ive heard that magnesium is good for spasticity so ive been taking natures promise 400 mg on the bottle it says to take it three times a day. is this too much given my?
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Unfortunately, magnesium will provide little or no help unless you are deficient and a blood test could check this. Some potential help may be achieved with CBD from hemp, BOTOX injections, and exercises, especially in a warm saltwater pool, under supervision by an experienced therapist.
Answered 3/18/2023
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