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are also widely used. references strelets, kh. l., a. iu. taits, and b. s. gulianitskii. metallurgiia magniia, nd ed. moscow, . ulbmann encyklopädie der technischen chemie, rd ed., vol. . munich-berlin, .v. e. pliushchev magnesium in the organism. magnesium is a permanent constituent of plant and animal
lactation. the normal average magnesium level in the blood is mg percent. increased magnesium content induces somnolence, loss of sensitivity, and sometimes paralysis of the skeletal muscles. in the organism, magnesium is concentrated in the liver, from which a large part of the supply passes into the bones...
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