Nitrogen and Sulfur are Building Blocks of Life:

Magnesium and Potassium are Essential for Cellular Processes:

Magnesium and potassium are vital for energy production, water regulation, and nerve and muscle function.

Nitrogen and sulfur are structural components of crucial molecules like proteins and nucleic acids, and also contribute to catalytic processes.

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Health wise Magnesium is responsible for Hydrogen to release from water, both responsible for strengthing DNA & RNA from misfolding.

Magnesium is important for telomere regeneration, protein & carbohydrate metabolism into protein & cartilage.

Magnesium is responsible to keeping Potassium inside cells, and Calcium Sodium outside cell.

getting Magnesium back into cells is difficult, cant be measured, depends upon its ionic state Mg2+.

round-up pesticide in food directly binds Magnesium, thats how it kills plants & makes people deficient & chronic disease.

Magnesium deficiency & Molecular Hydrogen deficiency go together, also low digestive acids from low Chloride, means not breaking down proteins into amino acids.

lucky Magnesium Chloride is the cheapest in bulk, from sea water.

it breaks up toxic sludge buildup, unlocks metabolic blocks like Homocysteine ect..

too much will trigger a Detox reaction, flushing & gut punch.

Nitrogen / Sulfur combination meditations & supliments absolutely require Magnesium.

NAC
B1 Thiamine
Taurine
Methylene Blue
Fenbendazole

while they do fix metabolism malfunction & kill cancers, without Magnesium they cause more trouble, they Chelate it out.

Magnesium Threonate is a derivative of Vitamin C, is said to be most Brain & Spine bioavailable.

this is good for brain metabolism, homeostasis reversing neurological diseases & plaque build-up.

Magnesium needs to be bound correctly to get deep into the body, otherwise gut punch.

also Magnesium is responsible for Calcium retention in bones, otherwise the body will leach put into osteoporosis & cartovasular plaque diseases.

Hydrogen & Magnesium are hand in hand teammates in health & solar dust Filaments between stars.

the Nitrogen & Sulfur that requires Magnesium is specifically for cellular metabolism for making NAD & ATP.

and for all of that to work correctly the stomach acids need to be low enough Ph, meaning Chloride to make Magnesium release Hydrogen from water.

so Magnesium Chloride is good at that part, and they sell that as a table salt alternative, made with sea salt, just a little less Sodium.

its a little Triad that work together.

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Magnesium Threonate tastes like salty sugar, so i tried the cheaper variety Magnesium Chloride powder & honey, and yep same reaction, head buzzey feeling.

tested the Threonate underneath the tongue for a couple days, to get a really good idea what it feels like & doing, now i can match up taste & reactions.

its doing exactly the same thing.

everything i was testing for the last few years was ultimately for NAD ATP ect.. not realizing that Magnesium is the very first domino of reactions.

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Magnesium is the very first step in carbohydrate metabolism, whitch is the general hallmark for polymorphism & glyphosate problems.

Magnesium Chloride with the Honey & Lemon kickstarts the reaction, and at the other times Psyllium & Charcoal create an positive environment for good bacteria to flourish.

anything to do with NAD Precursors, Coenzyme-A, Nitrogen & Sulfur, all combinations require Magnesium, otherwise it stops working.

something that keeps making me think, is why Fava beans always comes up regarding metabolism disfunction, what is the actual chemical doing that?

is it similar to what Glyphosate is doing?

seems Glyphosate may enhance the toxic effects of Nightshage.

cant find a direct connection between the toxic properties, but they appear very similar.

GMO properties of some "organic" vinegars must have GMO bacteria to compensate for the Glyphosate Herbicide to be capable of fermentation.

CoA has to do with Sulfate like DMSO & MSM ect.. it requires Magnesium to metabolize correctly.

when research papers say "essential‐for" it should be in giant bold letters or something.

i may have underestimated Magnesium for far too long, mostly because its difficult for it to get into the cells.

when i tasted Magnesium Threonate it was sweet as honey, not sour like Vitamin C.

looking at Magnesium Glycinate, many people have unusual reactions, but with Bi-Glycinate it works fine, doubling the sugar to Magnesium Raito makes it absorb correctly.

Magnesium & Chloride is "essential" for Carbohydrate & Fatty Acid (Hydrocarbon Chain) metabolism, and for Vitamin A B D metabolism, otherwise everything backs up into plaque.

the very first step of carbohydrate metabolism & vitamin A being the very first vitamin, everything lockes up from the very beginning into a cascade of problems.

when Magnesium Chloride & sea salt are mixed with Honey, it changes the molecular structure of the flavor into something that tastes really good, like my cells know what it likes.

Vitamin A metabolism problems is like the very first domino that gets blocked up, causing trouble all along the way.

CH3 Methylation is one Carbon with 3 Hydrogen, Magnesium in Water & stomach acid (Chloride) makes free Hydrogen H2 that becomes a Methyl Doner.

regular Methyl Doners dont seem to actually do what its supposed to do.

Magnesium holds tue metabolic key, but need to be the right kind.

Magnesium Chloride checks all the right boxes, but still needs the Honey to become activated, otherwise it binds to everything else & never makes it into the brain & spine, just like Magnesium Threonate.

every form of Magnesium chemistry chart spins in all directions, like a swivel for Amino Acids, like how Protein & DNA can fold correctly, or backwards incorrectly.

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Nitrogen and sulfur are the building blocks of proteins, including hemoglobin. Magnesium and potassium are essential minerals that support numerous bodily functions vital for maintaining healthy red blood cells, which house hemoglobin and carry out oxygen transport.

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The Nutritional Relationship Linking Sulfur to Nitrogen in Living Organisms

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002231662208302X?via%3Dihub