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Flangies
Flangies

Does magnesium help? I need to be careful not to take anything with iron in due to my heamochromostosis. Any advice appreciated

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  • thomas24929
    thomas24929 Flangies

    Posted

    Hello Flangies. Sorry to hear of your RLS. It is a nightmare. You mentioned Magnesium. I'm going to send to you a link that may help. Not sure about number 4. Doesn't fill me with confidence. 

    Hope this helps. Tom.

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  • sharon_17397
    sharon_17397 Flangies

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    Magnesium has been amazing for me. I have had RLS for years. I've been taking 5 magnesium bisglycinate supplements per day for a week now with NO RLS at night. 
    • thomas24929
      thomas24929 sharon_17397

      Posted

      Hello sharon17397. In my reply to Flanges, I included a link listing 15 ways to help with RLS. The eigth related to Magnesium and Calcium. I'm intereted to note the difference Magnrsium as made for you so I will buy some, and calcium, to see if it works. The link I've sent to Flangies is still to be moderated but it should getb through the screening process. I will send you the link too. 

      Tom.

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    • sharon_17397
      sharon_17397 thomas24929

      Posted

      I hope it helps you too! magnesium has made all the difference to me! Good luck.
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