Yes, magnesium drips are safe. Taking intravenous magnesium is just as safe as taking Magnesium orally when the infusion is done by a trained professional. Magnesium drips are available both as a standalone therapy or in combination with other vitamins and minerals.

IV Magnesium is safe, occasionally just like any other drip, patients may experience mild pain or swelling at the site of injection. Rarely, some may develop abdominal discomfort, such as diarrhea.

Without magnesium, our muscle cells can’t relax, resulting in muscle cramps and spasms. As magnesium drips ensure a quick absorption rate, they bind to the muscle cells quickly and help them relax, preventing the contracting effects of calcium quickly.

Yes, magnesium plays a big role in maintaining bone health. It improves our bone quality by contributing to increased bone density. Thereby, magnesium reduces the risk of bone fracture and osteoporosis.

IV Magnesium drips provide a faster and better bioavailability when compared to magnesium supplements. This is because in IV form they bypass the digestive system and enter directly into the bloodstream.