Regulatory assessment
LiverTox: Magnesium
LiverTox Likelihood Score E — despite extensive use, no evidence that the agent has caused liver injury. Chapter: "Trace Elements and Metals". Source: LiverTox Master List (NBK571102).
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A published determination by a regulatory or reference body, transcribed and never graded (ADR-0055, ADR-0062). The number, the body and the document are what it is; the compound it concerns is linked below.
1 reference statement names it. 1 of them connects it to a compound with a graded finding, which is why this page is in the index.
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The cation, and a DELIBERATE divergence from the phosphocreatine precedent that chose a neutral parent. Neutral phosphocreatine is a real species in equilibrium with its anion; a neutral magnesium ATOM (CHEBI:25107) is elemental metal, which nobody ingests and which no trial doses. The entity present in every salt and in plasma is Mg(2+). Glycinate, citrate and oxide are FORMS in dose_regimen — bioavailability differs sharply between them, which is why the form must be on every edge.
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