Magnesium and Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis is the most common rheumatic disease. It affects the moving parts of the body. In osteoarthritis, the cartilage between the bones deteriorates. The cartilage becomes thinner and softer. With this reduced quality of cartilage, the bone directly beneath it can become deformed. Visible knobs can develop, which cause significant pain by compressing the nerves. Ultimately, osteoarthritis affects not only the cartilage but the entire bone structure.

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Treatment

When the body suffers from magnesium deficiency, it tries to compensate by extracting it from magnesium-rich structures such as the periosteum. This withdrawal of magnesium from the joints initiates the development of osteoarthritis.

Inhaling fine magnesium particles ensures effective absorption in the body, crucial for the protein components that form cartilage.

For inflammations, it is advisable to also apply magnesium topically to the affected areas.

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Recommended Sessions

Magnesium inhalation: Once a week for 2 to 3 months.
It is also recommended to use magnesium at home through transdermal absorption (absorption through the skin).