Dr. Gordon comments on magnesium
By Brennen Shiya on Aug 4, 2011 in F.I.G.H.T., Food | comments(0)
Linda comments: Magnesium is so very important to all of us and especially those with chronic illness. Dr Garry Gordon, DO, MD, MD(h) speaks about levels and requirements…
A: Dear Doctor:
It appears to me that one mg of MAGNESIUM is so low as to not be meaningful. I am sending you the Google link so you can do your own analysis but I like to administer LOTS of magnesium; for example, 500 mg to one gram so that appears to require several ampoules. I suggest that you give 4 to 8 ampoules. You can now calculate the calcium but I always prefer a little bit more magnesium than calcium in my patients oral and even in IV.
The Google link if you want to study this matter further is:
1. Magnesium Conversions
Feb 13, 2002 … A conversion table for magnesium equivalents. … 1 10-ml ampule 50% MgSO4 = 5 grams Mg = 40.6 mEq Mg. 1 gram Mg = 8.12 mEq Mg …
www.mgwater.com/convert.shtml – Cached – Similar
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2. Calcium, Phosphate and Magnesium Replacement
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Calcium, Phosphate and Magnesium Replacement. I. Calcium (25 mEq = 500 mg elemental calcium). A. Parenteral Calcium Salts. Calcium chloride …
chn.im.wustl.edu/NutritionSupport/…/Calcium_Phos_Mag.pdf – Similar
3. Magnesium Supplementation – Health Care Professionals
Mg Chloride (Slow-Mag®), 535 mg, 64 mg (5.33 mEq). Mg Hydroxide (MOM) (1200 mg / 15 mL) … Mg lactate (Mag-Tab SR), 84 mg (7 mEq) (start with 14 mEq bid) …
www.globalrph.com/magnesium_supplements.htm – Cached – Similar
4. MAGNESIUM SULFATE – Intravenous (IV) Dilution
1 gram = 8.12 meq. Maximum rate: 1 gram/ 7 minutes. Normal range:1.5 to 2.5 …
www.globalrph.com/magnesium_dilution.htm – Cached – Similar
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Sincerely,
Garry F. Gordon MD,DO,MD(H)
President, Gordon Research Institute
www.gordonresearch.com
