Not a great believer in magnesium....no clinical evidence that it is beneficial, but have a go if you want. You have to be really dehydrated to lose salt, so I feel that salt is not the answer....may even make it worse.
I assume that you are not taking statins.
Difficult problem Khandro.
1) Make sure your take plenty of exercise.
2) Make sure that you Re well hydrated...take plenty of water.
3) Just pop into your GP and see how he feel about testing your blood for an underactive thyroid gland.
I take magnesium,and also use a topical spray....started using it for migraines. It does help....in spite of sqads suspicions. ;-)
Hey...it could be a placebo effect,but it does what I want it to do.
sqad; (and all) Thanks, I'm OK on the exercise front I think, I do a lot of cycling and play golf and do 10 mins yoga every morning, it's been hells hot here (at the moment it's 38 degrees!), in fact, I wondered if activity in this heat might be contributing; with a friend, I rode 70kms in such a temperature last Friday. I usually drink about 2 litres of beer in the evenings, so I shouldn't be too dehydrated. (I'm setena y siete.)
Khandro...my OH works outside and he certainly loses a lot of salt throughout the day. I know this as I can see the salt stains on his t-shirts when he gets home.
LOL......."fraid not" Khandro..........I would say it is more of a diuretic ( makes you lose fluid),
If you watch the French & Spanish drink, they usually have a glass of water with it, to replace the water lost to the alcoholic drink.....
Only now do they tell me! :0) So is the smaller quantity of fluid taken in when you drink wine (as long as you drink water as well), better overall in this respect, than the equivalent amount of alcohol when taken in beer?
If you see what I mean.