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“We found that intradermal injections of magnesium sulphate and magnesium chloride transiently caused irritating pain, hypesthesia to noxious and innocuous mechanical stimulations, whereas secondary hyperalgesia due to mechanical stimuli was not observed.”
“Furthermore, magnesium chloride inhibits net jejunal water absorption and magnesium sulfate is even more potent, promoting net water secretion, effects which cannot be entirely attributed to cholecystokinin release.”
“Substitution of magnesium sulfate for magnesium chloride produced approximately a two-fold increase in protein kinase activity, while magnesium acetate was least effective in potentiating T7 protein kinase activity.”