Don't fall is good advice!
I get a lot of my info from here:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?...ium+deficiency
Most of it is full length articles you can read. Some is hard to digest but some is very enlightening. The unfortunate part is that a lot of doctors will work on the information they were taught in school (which is already often outdated) and don't go looking for new information. This is especially true for GPs who are often overrun and by their very nature can't specialize and keep up with all of the advancements in the fields. That's where we have to supplement and bring some of the information to the doctors when they can't find a reason for symptoms. Probably 90% of the symptoms I've had in the past couple of years can be explained by magnesium deficiency and treated. The GP just gave up when all he could find was anemia. Those 2 are related too.