Take 1 oR 2 capsules with your evening meal
Maria came to my surgery 18 years ago.
“Have there been any heart attacks in your family?” I asked her.
“My mother and father and 3 brothers all died of a heart attack or stroke before the age of 50.”
“How come?” I enquired.
The risk of suffering a heart attack is higher for post-menopausal women than for men.
And Maria was already over 50.
So how do you explain the fact that all of her family died of heart attacks but she is still alive?
“Maria, what are you taking?” I asked her apprehensively.
“Magnesium, since l was 20 years old. A naturopath prescribed it for my headaches. If I don’t take it, my pains come back.”
“My dad died recently from a heart attack.”
“He was 54 and his first symptom was death.”
“ His levels of sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure and weight were all fine.”
“His only defect was that his family on all sides suffered heart attacks”.
“His ‘bad genes’ were his major weakness.”
And until I met Maria, they had also been my major weakness.
Magnesium!
Those who have been my patients since then, or have read my books, or know my work and follow me, should know by now that “Magnesium” is my middle name.
Understanding the relationship between Magnesium deficiency, migraines and cardiovascular disease changed the whole course of my life as a medical practitioner.
Today, thanks to this “secret”, already the 10,000 plus patients I have attended personally can testify to that.
And today, I am so grateful to be able to share that discovery with you.
Welcome!
Dr. Ludwig Johnson.
Take 1 o 2 capsules with your evening meal
Maria came to my surgery 18 years ago.
“Have there been any heart attacks in your family?” I asked her.
“My mother and father and 3 brothers all died of a heart attack or stroke before the age of 50.”
“How come?” I enquired.
The risk of suffering a heart attack is higher for post-menopausal women than for men.
And Maria was already over 50.
So how do you explain the fact that all of her family died of heart attacks but she is still alive?
“Maria, what are you taking?” I asked her apprehensively.
“Magnesium, since l was 20 years old. A naturopath prescribed it for my headaches. If I don’t take it, my pains come back.”
“My dad died recently from a heart attack.”
“He was 54 and his first symptom was death.”
“ His sugar levels of sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure and weight were all fine.”
“His only defect was that his family on all sides suffered heart attacks”.
“His ‘bad genes’ were his major weakness.”
And until I met Maria, they had also been my major weakness.
Magnesium!
Those who have been my patients since then, or have read my books, or know my work and follow me, should know by now that “Magnesium” is my middle name.
Understanding the relationship between Magnesium deficiency, migraines and cardiovascular disease changed the whole course of my life as a medical practitioner.
Today, thanks to this “secret”, already the 10,000 plus patients I have attended personally can testify to that.
And today, I am so grateful to be able to share that discovery with you.
Welcome!
Dr. Ludwig Johnson.
YOUR MAGNESIUM CAN’T DO IT ALONE
LYSINE PREVENTS HEART ATTACKS
Lysine is an essential amino acid which prevents lipoprotein (a) from causing heart attacks and strokes.
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The most important indicator of heart-attack risk currently available is not cholesterol (1) but lipoprotein (a). (1).
Lipoprotein (a) stimulates hypercoagulation and prevents your body from destroying your thrombos.
NOW YOU’LL FEEL MUCH CALMER
WITH YOUNGER JOINTS
MAGNESIUM + LYSINE CONTAINS SULFUR WHICH COMBATS PAIN AND ARTICULAR INFLAMMATION.
MAGNESIUM +LYSINE contains sulfur (msm), the essential nutrient which I use in my protocols to stimulate detoxification of heavy metals and alleviate pain in all my patients with fibromyalgia, arthritis and osteo-muscular injuries.
MAGNESIUM + LYSINE PRODUCES METABOLIC VITALITY
IT PROTECTS YOUR ENTIRE METABOLISM.
MAGNESIUM + LYSINE is ideal for those with a family history or diagnosis of diabetes, fibromyalgia, arthritis, osteoarthritis, high blood pressure, fatty liver, hypothyroidism, metabolic syndrome, polycystic ovaries, osteoporosis, insulin resistance, heart attacks, strokes, insomnia, constipation, tachycardias, articular pain, migraines and for all who engage in physical activity.
