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Magnesium deficiency and increased inflammation: current perspectives.

J Inflamm Res · 2018 · PMC5783146 · PMID 29403302

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may be significantno p-value reported
38 , 39 Conversely, obesity or being overweight may be significant factors in finding an association between magnesium and chronic low-grade inflammation.

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marginally significantno p-value reported
53 This study is consistent with a meta-analysis that found a marginally significant correlation between magnesium intake and bone mineral density of the femoral neck and total hip. 54 Modifiers of the association between magnesium deficiency and pathology whose risk is increased by chronic low-grade inflammation Not every study of a group of individuals has shown an association between magnesium intake or serum concentration and pathology whose risk is increased by inflammatory stress.

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