Symptoms of a Magnesium Deficiency

 1. Anxiety and panic attacks

Magnesium helps regulate the adrenal hormones

2. Asthma

Histamine production and bronchial spasm increase with magnesium deficiency

3. Blood Clots

Magnesium helps prevent clots by keeping blood thin

4. Bowel Disease

Magnesium deficiency slows down the bowl, causing constipation

5. Cystitis

Bladder spasms worsen with a magnesium deficiency

6. Depression

Serotonin is dependent on magnesium

7. Detoxification

Helps remove toxic substances such as heavy metals

8. Diabetes

Without magnesium, insulin is unable to transfer glucose into cells.

9. Fatigue

Magnesium is involved in more than 300 enzyme-driven biochemical reactions occurring in the body

10. Heart Disease

Like any other muscle, the heart requires magnesium

11. Hypertension

Without enough magnesium, blood vessels may spasm and bad cholesterol may rise

12. Hypoglycemia

Magnesium helps regulate insulin, without it, low blood sugar can be a problem

13. Insomnia

Magnesium is involved in the production of melatonin

14. Kidney Disease

Magnesium deficiency contributes to atherosclerotic kidney failure

15.  Migraine

Serotonin balance is magnesium dependent, without it you may get headaches

16. Musculoskeletal Conditions

Fribrositis, fibromyalgia, muscle spasms, eye twitches, cramps, chronic neck and back pain may be caused by a magnesium deficiency

17. Nerve Problems

Magnesium helps treat peripheral nerve disturbances and the central nervous system

18. Obstetrical and Gynecological Problems

Helps prevents PMS and crampings, help infertility, alleviates premature contractions, preeclampsia, and eclampsia during pregnancy and reduces hypertension in delivering mothers

19. Osteoporosis

Use with calcium, vitamin D, and vitamin K to ensure proper absorption and utilization of supplements

20. Raynaud’s Syndrome

Helps relax spastic blood vessels

21. Tooth Decay

A deficiency causes unhealthy balance of phosphorus and calcium in saliva

Sources:
The Magnesium Miracle by Carolyn Dean, M.D., N.D.

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