I take it with my growing child. Magnesium is a mineral that acts as a coenzyme for various metabolisms in the body, but I feel that I am not getting enough from food, so I supplement with liquid magnesium. Magnesium is also important to balance with calcium. The ideal ratio is said to be 1:1 or 1:2. Milk takes in too much calcium, so I also take this to correct the balance. It has a natural orange flavor that goes well with milk, so even children drink it without worrying about it.

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the lack of magnesium in the body of a sexually mature woman directly affects her ability to safely endure and give birth to a healthy child. Due to magnesium deficiency, there is a risk of a long-term threat of abortion, placental calcification, embryo implantation disorders, and premature birth. In addition, there may be weakness in labor, problems with the opening of the cervix. Quite often, pregnant women experience tremors, cramps in the calf muscles, increased uterine tone, and high blood pressure due to magnesium deficiency. You can not neglect the recommendations of a gynecologist, who, as a rule, must prescribe a course of magnesium during pregnancy.

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I'm low in magnesium, so I drip it on everything. When you open the lid of the package, there is paper on it, and the liquid trickles out from a hole, but you have to be careful not to spill it. If you don't wipe the area around the lid every now and then, it will dry out. Be careful not to drip too much, as it will affect the taste.

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a lack of magnesium in the body of a mature woman directly affects her ability to safely bear and give birth to a healthy child. Due to magnesium deficiency, there is a risk of long-term threat of miscarriage, placental calcification, impaired embryo implantation, and premature birth. In addition, weakness of labor and problems with dilation of the cervix may be observed. Quite often, pregnant women, due to magnesium deficiency, experience tremors, cramps in the calf muscles, increased uterine tone, and high blood pressure. You cannot neglect the recommendations of a gynecologist, who, as a rule, always prescribes a course of magnesium during pregnancy.