Haven't missed a day taking Slow Mag in over a year. I was having pain in both legs, due to sciatica in my spine. Had already scheduled another appointment with my Neurosurgeon for more surgery when my husband suggested it could be that my body wasn't producing enough magnesium. He suggested Slow Mag (his dad was a surgeon and he suggested it to his patients for years) I began taking it about a year ago. In JUST one MONTH, my pain was totally gone. I called and cancelled my appointment with my Neurosurgeon. I am NOT being paid to write this review!!!! I tell all my friends and family about my experiences. I take 2 slow mags every morning and two triple mags @ night. Works like a charm! Colleen hall

If you take a Beta blocker but still throw PVCs, you may need to add Magnesium to your supplement regimen. I was able to cut my Beta Blocker dosage, in agreement with my Doctor, by adding Magnesium. A friend on FaceBook said his Dr. recommended the supplement to go with his beta blocker, and the combination gave better results than the Beta Blocker alone. Always consult with you Primary Care Physician, or Cardiologist before starting the supplement. It worked wonders for me.

Not sure it worked but I visited the bathroom quite often. I suppose this type of magnesium has laxative properties

My husband was informed by his cardiologist to start taking SlowMag....we started buying it from Amazon and have found his arrythmias to stop. We just recently found it at Walmart for a couple of dollars less but we don't go to Walmart much, so this is easier.

I've used this brand for a long time as recommended by my endocrinologist - and I was delighted to see a reasonable price for them on Amazon

This was recommended by a pharmacist so I take two pills every day. It supposed to keep my heart healthy as well as help with proper muscle function. It's also good for absorption of calcium which helps eliminate stomach upset. Ever since I started taking it, I just feel better.