Possible Interaction: Magnesium and Magnesium Chloride

“Compared with baseline, 24-hour urinary magnesium excretion significantly increased (P < 0.05) after the administration of the magnesium chloride solution and also increased after the administration of the other supplements, but the difference was not significant.”

“During treatment with magnesium chloride, S-Mg increased 0.09 plus or minus 0.08 mmol/l (p smaller than 0.001) and during treatment with placebo 0.08 plus or minus 0.09 mmol/l (p smaller than 0.01).”

“Patients with magnesium retention greater than 20 per cent showed a significant decrease of magnesium retention after treatment with magnesium chloride mixture.”

“During ethacrynic acid administration MgCl2 infusion raised the plasma concentration of magnesium (PMg) from 0.64 +/- 0.05 to 3.06 +/- 0.27 mM and doubled magnesium reabsorption.”

“ Magnesium is a potent competitive-like inhibitor, increasing the K0.5 for Ca2+ to 30.0 muM at 2.0 mM MgCl2.”

“In accordance with the results achieved in previous experiments the intestinal absorption of magnesium and its uptake into bone of rats were significantly improved when MgCl2 or mono-magnesium-mono-aspartate-hydrochloride (Mg asp.”

“The impregnation of magnesium into the biochar structure improved the CO2 capture performance in the sequence of magnesium nitrate > magnesium sulphate > magnesium chloride > magnesium acetate.”

“The … MgCl2 … magnesium source , the K removal could be slightly enhanced by prolonging the reaction time, which would correspondingly decrease the Na concentration in the precipitates; besides, … of MgCl2 could noticeably improve the removal efficiency of K by 6%, but simultaneously raise the Na content in the precipitates recovered.”

“The introduction of MgCl2 substantially increased surface area of biochar (116.2m(2)g(-1)), and both granulation with alginate/chitosan and modification with magnesium improved phosphate sorption on the biochars.”

“In contrast to the requirement of magnesium for α-isopropylmalate formation, hydrolytic activity could be inhibited by the addition of magnesium chloride in wild-type, D81E, and N321A MtIPMS, but not in the other variants studied.”