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   Hello Ron Lauzon!   
      
   ** On Thursday 14.10.21 - 08:27, Ron Lauzon wrote to AUGUST ABOLINS:   
      
    RL> You peaked my interest on this.  So I asked "if not a   
    RL> blood test, then how do you test your magnesium level?"   
      
    RL> A quick Google search says "A blood test is the most   
    RL> common way to find out your magnesium level."   
      
    RL> So I'm surious why you think that magnesium cannot be tested by blood.   
      
      
   It was part of what I read in this new book:   
      
   https://susepaste.org/21573708   
      
   It's an excerpt from:   
      
    The War Against Viruses: How the Science of Optimal Nutrition Can Help You Win   
   | Paperback - by- Aileen Burford-Mason   
      
   Published May 18, 2021   
   $17.70 US   
      
   BUT that screenshot does not include the inadequecy of blood     
   tests to detect "low serum magnesium".  That exerpt was     
   primarily to point out Daryl's heart problem linked to low     
   magnesium.  I'll see if I can remember to share some more from     
   those pages.   
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