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No—magnesium citrate or any magnesium is NOT the right choice to alkalize or balance acidosis in kidney disease. The correct treatment for metabolic acidosis in CKD is sodium bicarbonate, NOT magnesium. Magnesium supplements, especially citrate, can actually cause more harm in kidney disease due to magnesium buildup and increased aluminum absorption.

Magnesium is an alkalizer, but it’s a weak one compared to other alkalizing agents like sodium bicarbonate or potassium citrate. Unlike sodium bicarbonate, which directly increases blood bicarbonate levels and neutralizes acid, magnesium doesn’t have a strong effect on buffering acidity. Some forms, like magnesium citrate, contain citrate, which has mild alkalizing effects. However, magnesium itself doesn’t significantly contribute to acid-base balance.Even in healthy individuals, magnesium’s alkalizing effect is weak and indirect. It doesn’t provide the immediate or substantial pH correction that kidney disease patients need.

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