QUOTES FROM DOCTORS
QUOTES FROM DOCTORS AND EXPERTS
“It is shocking, frankly, how little people know, how little doctors know, about this vital mineral (magnesium).” Dr. Jay S. Cohen, MD, author of “The Magnesium Solution for High Blood Pressure”
“Without enough magnesium, cells simply don’t work.” Dr. Lawrence Resnick, MD, Cornell University
“Most modern heart disease is caused by magnesium deficiency. A vast and convincing body of research, largely ignored, has convinced us and many colleagues of this fact.” Dr. Mildred S. Seelig, MD, MPH, author of “The Magnesium Factor”
“Studies have shown that 90 percent of individuals with type II diabetes have low levels of free intracellular red blood cell magnesium.” Dr. Zachary T. Bloom garden, MD, Endocrinologist
“The more I learn about magnesium, the more convinced I am that doctors are missing a huge opportunity by not making it one of their drugs of choice.” Dr. Carolyn Dean, MD, author of “The Magnesium Miracle”
“Magnesium is the most important mineral to man and all living things.”
Dr. Jerry Aikawa, The University of Colorado
“Research has overwhelmingly demonstrated the critical relationship between low levels of magnesium and cardiovascular disease. So many hypertensive (high blood pressure) patients could benefit from increased intake of this mineral.” Dr. Julian Whitaker, MD, one of America’s best-known doctors of integrative medicine and author of best seller “Shed 10 years in 10 weeks”
“If magnesium is deficient, bones are more fragile.” Bones researcher Katherine Tucker, Ph.D., of Tufts University
“Magnesium has solved more ‘incurable’ and ‘mysterious symptoms’ than any other mineral I have observed in 31 years.” Dr. Sherry Rogers, MD, author of “Depression: Cured at Last”.
“Magnesium depletion may represent the most frequently unrecognized electrolyte abnormality in clinical practice today. There appears to be as much as an 85 to 95 percent shortfall in the clinical recognition of abnormal serum (blood) magnesium.
The role of magnesium in cellular function, both in health and disease, remain largely unknown to medical clinicians.” Dr. Robert Whang, MD, “A link between magnesium, diabetes and hypertension seems established beyond a reasonable doubt.” Dr. Lawrence Resnick, MD, Cornell University.
“Magnesium deficiency is one of the most common nutritional problems in the industrialized world today. This deficiency is the result of agricultural practices, food preparation techniques, and dietary trends. The health implications are nothing short of catastrophic.” Mark Sircus, Ac, OMD, author of “Transdermal Magnesium Therapy”
“For millions of Americans, correcting magnesium deficiency could be one of the most important steps on the road back to health.” Dr. Alan Gaby – Author of “Magnesium: How an Important Mineral Helps Prevent Heart Attacks and Relieves Stress”