Magnesium

	What does magnesium do for the body?
	What causes a magnesium deficiency?
	Which health conditions are commonly seen with a magnesium deficiency?
	What are the various types of prescription drugs that can cause a magnesium deficiency?
	What are the symptoms of a magnesium deficiency?
	How much magnesium do I need?
	What food products are rich in magnesium?

Why Mag-Ox?

	Why should I use Mag-Ox?
	What is the difference between Mag-Ox and other products?
	What are the side effects of Mag-Ox?
	Do I need a healthcare professional to write a prescription?
	Where and how can I buy Mag-Ox?
	Is magnesium safe to take if pregnant?
	Does Mag-Ox contain sugar, gluten, carbs, sodium, or products derived from animal sources?
	What should I do if I have difficulty swallowing pills?

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