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“Disruption to the glymphatic system is likely to impair our ability to clear the brain of the amyloid and tau that causes Alzheimer’s disease.” — Hui Hong, University of Cambridge

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The body doesn’t develop a physical dependence on magnesium, meaning if your patients stop taking it, they won’t go through withdrawal or experience real physiological cravings.