Hello, thanks for the comment. If you are not a troll or spammer, I appreciate your comment regarding my medical background. You hide under few words, meaning you do not waste time on something not worth reading. I am glad that you checked my blogs, which contain beneficial information for those who want to be healthy and live balanced lives. The last three years have been steal-proof for many people who lost their beloved ones believing in the so-called science. One thing that interests me. Do you need to have a medical background to read drug annotations regarding the side effects of drugs or go through medical articles of scientists and doctors who care about their patients?
To your knowledge, I have a medical background as a veterinarian. Understanding the Latin language and navigating the scientific world is a pleasure because of my ability to differentiate between empty talk and real help that comes from professionals in their respective fields. In my blogs, I present findings from doctors, scientists, and other professionals who want to help humanity flourish in all areas despite efforts from people who care only about themselves.
Can I ask you: is it difficult to differentiate between Magnesium oxide and ReMag, knowing that the absorption of magnesium oxide is 4%, and the absorption of ReMag is 100%? I learned about it from Dr.Carolyn Dean’s book The Magnesium Miracle and from my experience using ReMag for almost 8 years now. Besides, magnesium oxide has side effects such as laxatives, and ReMag does not have it.
Do you need to have a medical background when you run into the bathroom after consuming magnesium oxide or other magnesium supplements many times during the day to understand what causes it? Do you need to go to the doctor and ask about it instead of using your grey cells?
I think that understanding how ReMag goes straight into your cells, avoiding intestines, is a better solution for saving time and toilet paper. Besides, you can avoid 65 conditions associated with a deficiency of magnesium when you take ReMag.
Be healthy and wealthy, Nemira.

Based on her self-bio I would say the entire article and blogs are her own opinion, as she does not have a medical background.

Thanks for the compliment. Sorry, the English is the fourth language for me. I know that it is not the excuse, but I hope that you get a message about ReMag as the best magnesium supplement? Did you? You can read more about this best magnesium supplement here. Again, I would like to express my best wishes to you and not to be mad at other people who try to share an experience from their findings.
All the best, be healthy and wealthy, Nemira.
P.S. I am a big fan of Tim Ferriss and his book Tools of Titans helped me a lot during slow days.