ISBN 978-0-12-182005-3
Body composition changes (fat loss or lean mass gain) are described in case reports and small trials but are not consistently replicated in larger, controlled cohorts
2015 May 8;16(5):10624-35
In this study, we have measured the presence of replicating herpesviruses and three blood-based markers of oxidative status in domestic horses, in both captive and free-ranging Mongolian khulan ( Equus hemionus hemionus ) and plains zebras ( Equus quagga ) to assess whether: (i) herpesvirus positive individuals have higher oxidative protein damage than individuals that do not harbour herpesviruses (i.e., herpes negative)
Shari Lieberman, who developed the ODIs, states: "In order to attain a state of optimum health and disease prevention, we must take into our bodies optimumnot minimumamounts of vitamins and minerals. In his hallmark paper, Magnesium: The Key to Health and Life, James South writes, "Magnesium expert Mildred Seelig discovered that for most people, at least 6 milligrams magnesium per kilogram of body weight is necessary to ensure a positive magnesium balance