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CellWell record HH-442453

Efficacy of magnesium supplementation in the prophylaxis of migraine: a systematic review of clinical trials comparing oral magnesium to placebo or standard care

Habiblah Ayomide Jagunmolu; Emmanuel Oyedeji OYETOLA; Yusuff Lawal; Samuel Oyeponle Oyelude; Oluwatomisin Priscilla Ogunsola; Abdulmujeeb Olatomiwa Oladeji; Salahudeen Ogundipe; Mukhtar Ibrahim; Dhikrat Ajibade; Oluwadamilola Ariyo; Kamil Adeniran Ajagbe

The Egyptian Journal of Neurology Psychiatry and Neurosurgery ยท 2026

In plain language

Across magnesium trials, trimagnesium dicitrate at 600 mg daily reduced migraine attacks versus placebo, while magnesium aspartate did not, so benefit depended on the formulation.

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