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by-product of breaking down fats. These ketones cause blood acidity which causes "acidosis" of the blood, leading to Dia- betic Ketoacidosis (DKA), This is a very dangerous condition that can lead to coma and death. It is also called "diabetic acidosis", "ketosis", "ketoacidosis" or "diabetic coma". DKA is a common way for new Type 1 diabetics to be diagnosed. If they fail to seek medical advice on symptoms like urination, which is driving thirst they can die of DKA. Oral magnesium supplements can reduce erythrocyte dehy-


dration. In general, optimal balances of electrolytes are necessary to maintain the best possible hydration. Diabetic thirst is initi- ated specifically by magnesium deficiency with relative calcium excess in the cells. Even water, our most basic nutrient starts having a hard time getting into the cells with more going out through the kidneys.


Autism and Magnesium Deficiency When dealing with autism spectrum and other neurological


disorders in children it is important to know the signs of low magnesium: restless, can't keep still, body rocking, grinding teeth, hiccups, noise sensitive, poor attention span, poor concentration, irritable, aggressive, ready to explode, easily stressed. When it comes to children today we need to assume a large magnesium deficiency for several reasons.


1) The foods they are eating are stripped of magnesium because foods in general, as we shall see below are declining in min- eral content in an alarming way.


2) The foods many children eat are highly processed junk foods that do not provide real nutrition to the body.


3) Because most children on the spectrum are not absorbing the minerals they need even when present in the gut. Magne- sium absorption is dependent on intestinal health, which is compromised totally in leaky gut syndromes and other intesti- nal problems that the majority of autism syndrome disorders.


4) Because the oral supplements doctors rely on are not easily absorbed, because they are not in the right form and because magnesium in general is not administered easily orally.


Modern medicine is supposed to help people not hurt them, but with their almost total ignorance of magnesium doctors end up hurting more than they help for many of the medical interven- tions drive down magnesium levels when they should be driving them up. Many if not most pharmaceutical drugs drive magne- sium levels into very dangerous zones and surgery done without increasing magnesium levels is much more dangerous then surgery done with. The foundation of medical arrogance is actually medical


ignorance and the only reason ignorance and arrogance rule the playing field of medicine is a greed lust for power and money. Human nature seems to be at its worst in modern medicine when it should be at its best. It is sad that people have to suffer need- lessly and extraordinarily tragic that allopathic medicine has turned its back on the Hippocratic Oath and all that it means.


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