A double-blind, placebo-controlled study of the short term effects of a spring water supplemented with magnesium bicarbonate on acid/base balance, bone metabolism and cardiovascular risk factors in…

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“(magnesium bicarbonate supplemented spring water) provided a source of orally available magnesium as evidenced by the increase in serum magnesium concentrations over the 12 weeks of the study period.” https://t.co/1s3bPmZdPQ

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“The bicarbonate component was sufficient to change urinary pH values, statistically significantly by Day 84, as an indicator of acid base balance [21].” https://t.co/1s3bPmZdPQ

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“Consumption of the supplemented water also significantly increased the urinary pH at 84 days (p = 0.0182)” https://t.co/1s3bPmZdPQ

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“Serum potassium was also increased by Day 84 with the intake of supplemented water (p = 0.054)” https://t.co/1s3bPmZdPQ

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