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The simple response is "no."
The kidneys are just used to eliminate any extra magnesium. It is recommended that people with severe kidney disorders avoid using Zechsal products.

Zechsal is quickly delivered to the cells, where it is most needed, when it is absorbed through the skin.

The gastrointestinal tract is unaffected by skin absorption. The likelihood of experiencing diarrhoea, a side effect of taking magnesium supplements, is reduced. The body's intake (absorption) of the active component is maximized since no wasteful degradation of the ingredient occurs.

Definitely. Magnesium can be found in wholewheat bread, bananas, soy, almonds, kale, chocolate, and many more foods. But a lot of people (unawarely) have a magnesium shortage.

This is due to both our eating habits and the fact that less magnesium is now present in our diet than it once was. The latter is a result of our soil's depletion. Your requirement for more magnesium will depend on a variety of variables.

Yes, Zechsal products are gentle and made with high-purity magnesium and natural ingredients, making them suitable for sensitive skin and even for those with specific skin conditions.