Magnesium oxide shows promise against EHECA Macroporous Magnesium Oxide-Templated Carbon Adsorbs Shiga Toxins and Type III Secretory Proteins in Enterohemorrhagic , Which Attenuates Virulence.
We investigated how a macroporous magnesium oxide-templated carbon (MgOC) could help combat Enterohemorrhagic E. coli (EHEC), a common foodborne threat. MgOC effectively adsorbed harmful Shiga toxins and secretory proteins that contribute to EHEC's virulence while not affecting the bacteria's growth itself. Notably, infected mice treated with MgOC showed an extended survival period. This innovative material didn't harm healthy cells or gut bacteria. However, it also absorbed several antimicrobial agents, suggesting it could be combined with specific antibiotics to improve treatment options against EHEC infections.
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The tablets are large and white, making them difficult to swallow, but manageable. I take them as prescribed by my doctor, after or during meals. Testing revealed a magnesium deficiency that greatly affects my quality of life. I was prescribed 800 mg initially, then ongoing lower doses, as dietary intake of magnesium is insufficient. Additionally, I take magnesium baths every other day, which effectively boosts magnesium levels through skin absorption. After a month, I've noticed increased energy, less pain during menstruation, and improved joint function. I also take various vitamins and minerals. I hope this review helps and wish everyone good health.