This is the result of a well designed (double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized) study by Dr. A. Peikert the Department of Neurology and Clinical Neuropsychology at the Munich-health care

Seventy people have more than two years with migraine were members after a preparatory period of four weeks either a daily 600 mg magnesium (trimagnesiumdicitraat) or a placebo. After twelve weeks showed the number of migraine attacks in the group who received magnesium had steadily decreased to a total of 41.6%. In the placebo group, the reduction in the number of attacks, only 15.8%. The total number of days with migraine was in the magnesium group decreased by 49%, against 21% in the group who had received a placebo. But some complained (18.6%) of patients who had received magnesium on diarrhea, and 4.7% for stomach complaints.

The attacks in the magnesium group were lighter and less drug use.
Earlier studies have already indicated that migraine patients less magnesium in their bodies than others.

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