Connection between content of magnesium in blood and voltage of Earth''s magnetic field in patients with angina with different temperament and anxiety levels
The results of the relationship between the content of magnesium in the blood and the magnetic field of the Earth in patients with exertional angina with different temperament and level of anxiety are presented. The content of magnesium in the blood of healthy and patients with coronary heart disease is reduced to «temperamental» series: choleric → sanguine → phlegmatic → melancholic. There is individual high-anxiety lower than low-anxiety, while high and lower low-anxiety patients than in healthy people is high and the corresponding low-anxiety temperament. During magnetic storms (and up to 1 day before its beginning, choleric), the concentration of magnesium in the blood decreases, and the frequency of angina attacks increased by 1,5 times. Predominance of sympathetic nervous system in the choleric and sanguine corresponded earlier decline and recovery of magnesium concentration than that of phlegmatic and melancholic with the prevalence of the parasympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system. Reducing the concentration of magnesium during the magnetic storm can not be called «hypomagnesemia», but rather a tendency, even high-anxiety melancholic. Return to the original level at low-anxiety persons in sequential «temperamental» series: choleric - sanguine - phlegmatic - melancholic: on the «2» - «3» - «4» - «5» day and have high-anxiety day later (choleric → sanguine → phlegmatic → melancholic) to «3» - «4» - «5» - «6», respectively. Concentration of magnesium in the blood, coupled with the highest frequency of chest pain make high-anxiety phlegmatic and melancholic patients to be at high risk of complications of coronary heart disease.