Magnesium is necessary for hundreds of functions within the body, but is especially important for:Gives rigidity AND flexibility to your bones (more important than Calcium in many cases)Increases bioavailability of calciumRegulates and normalizes blood pressurePrevents and reverses kidney stone formationPromotes restful sleepHelps prevent congestive heart failureEases muscle cramps and spasmsLowers serum cholesterol levels and triglyceridesDecreases insulin resistanceCan prevent atherosclerosis and strokeEnd cluster and migraine headachesEnhances circulationRelieves fibromyalgia and chronic painTreats asthma and emphysemaHelps make proteinsEncourages proper eliminationPrevents osteoporosisProper Vitamin D absorptionprotection from radiationTo aid weight lossLessen or remove ADD or ADHD in childrenin proper digestion of carbohydratesemerging evidence is showing a preventative role in many cancers(source)Even though magnesium deficiency is rarely addressed in medical settings, the National Institutes of Health website states that:Some observational surveys have associated higher blood levels of magnesium with lower risk of coronary heart disease [50-51]. In addition, some dietary surveys have suggested that a higher magnesium intake may reduce the risk of having a stroke [52]. There is also evidence that low body stores of magnesium increase the risk of abnormal heart rhythms, which may increase the risk of complications after a heart attack [4]. These studies suggest that consuming recommended amounts of magnesium may be beneficial to the cardiovascular system.
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