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is there any mechanism you can think of by which lithium orotate 5mg could be taxing on the kidneys?Then it's time to try lithium or heaps of salt.
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is there any mechanism you can think of by which lithium orotate 5mg could be taxing on the kidneys?Then it's time to try lithium or heaps of salt.
I always thought that generally NA increase excertion of K and Mg.Have not seen much on that. Higher sodium may decrease magnesium and potassium excretion, but calcium is more regulated by vitamin D and PTH.