Hi Jeanette I was told to get Magnesium L/Threonate 1×3 a day it supports the nerves system,muscle function,bones,and teeth I find them very good but they are expensive 44euros 90 capsules!!
June 20
Great questions! The "best" form of magnesium really depends on what symptoms need addressing. Here's a quick breakdown of the most common forms:
- Magnesium citrate – Often recommended for constipation (a common Parkinson's symptom) and may also help with muscle relaxation and sleep
- Magnesium oxide – Some find it Show Full Answer
Great questions! The "best" form of magnesium really depends on what symptoms need addressing. Here's a quick breakdown of the most common forms:
- Magnesium citrate – Often recommended for constipation (a common Parkinson's symptom) and may also help with muscle relaxation and sleep
- Magnesium oxide – Some find it helpful for hand cramping
- Magnesium L-threonate – Being studied for its potential to cross the blood-brain barrier and possibly help motor symptoms, though human studies are still limited
A MyParkinsonsTeam member shared that magnesium citrate taken at bedtime helped with both constipation and sleep. Another noted magnesium oxide helped with hand cramping.
Always get magnesium levels checked before starting supplements, as a doctor can recommend the right form and dose for specific needs. Regarding metoprolol specifically, it isn't listed among the known medications that interact with magnesium. However, magnesium is known to interact with calcium channel blockers (used for blood pressure), certain antibiotics, and some other medications.
That said, it's really important to check with a doctor or pharmacist before starting magnesium supplements, as they can review the full medication list and confirm there are no concerns. Better safe than sorry!
June 18
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