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How would you like to have more energy?

Well, according to Health Scout News, studies by the US Dept. of Agriculture, eating foods such as grains and greens high in magnesium boost your bodies ability to convert food to energy.

We usually hear about magnesium as calcium's sidekick, but there is so much more.

This trace mineral can change your life.

     1. Magnesium is a catalyst in enzyme activity! Especially those enzymes involved in energy production.


     2. Magnesium also assists in calcium and potassium uptake. That means if you're taking calcium without magnesium you're not absorbing it!

     3. A deficiency of magnesium interferes with the transmission of nerve impulses, causing irritability and nervousness. So if you have muscle twitches at night--you might be lacking in magnesium.

     4. Magnesium is necessary to prevent the calcification of soft tissue.

     5. Magnesium protects the arterial linings from stress caused by sudden blood pressure changes.

     6. It plays a role in the formation of bone, and carbohydrate, and mineral metabolism.

     7. When combined with B6, magnesium helps to reduce and dissolve calicium phosphate kidney stones and may prevent calcium-oxalate kidney stones.

     8. Research has shown that magnesium may help prevent cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, and certain forms of cancer. As well as reducing cholesterol levels.

     9. It is also effective in preventing premature labor and convulsions in pregnant women.

     10. Studies have shown that taking magnesium during pregnancey has a dramatic effect in reducing birth defects.

     11. A study conducted by the Journal of the American Medical Association reported 70% lower incidence of mental retardation in the children of mothers who had taken magnesium supplements during pregnancy. And the incidence of cerebral palsy was 90% lower.

     12. Magnesium aids in maintaining the body's proper Ph balance.

     13. Magnesium has also proven beneficial in eliminating numerous PMS symptoms.

     14. Magnesium deficiency can also be synonymous with diabetes.

     15. Magnesium deficiency may be the root cause of cardiovascular disease according to Dr. Balch!

SYMPTOMS OF MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCIES

  • Confusion

  • Insomnia

  • Irritability

  • Poor Digestion

  • Rapid heartbeat

  • Seizures

  • Tantrums

  • Cardiac arrhythmia

  • Hypertension

  • Sudden cardiac arrest

  • asthma

  • Chronic fatigue

  • Chronic pain syndrome

  • Depression

  • Insomnia

  • Irritable bowel syndrome

  • Pulmonary disorders

  • Kidney stones

  • dizziness

  • PMS symptoms

  • Muscle weakness

  • Twitching

  • Schizophrenia


  • What do we do? And where can we get more magnesium?

    Foods high in magnesium!
    Dairy
    Fish
    Meat
    Apples
    Apricots
    Avocados
    Bananas
    Blackstrap molasses
    Brewer's yeast
    Brown rice
    Cantaloupe
    Dulse
    Torula yeast
    Watercress
    Wheat
    Whole grains
    Herbs with magnesium
    Bladderwrack
    Chamomile
    Garlic
    Figs
    Grapefruit
    Cayenne
    Chickweed
    Dandelion
    Eyebright
    Green leafy veggies
    Kelp
    Lemons
    Lima beans
    Millet
    Nuts
    Peaches
    Black-eyed peas
    Salmon
    Sesame seeds
    Soybeans
    Tofu
    Fennel seed
    Fenugreek
    Hops
    Horsetail
    Lemongrass
    Licorice
    Mullein
    Nettle
    Oat Straw
    Paprika
    Parsley
    Peppermint and more

    Supplements that contain magnesium--

  • Liquid minerals

  • Calcium/magnesium especially liquid

  • Body Oxygen contains magesium oxide!


  • If you crave chocolate, you most likely are deficient in magnesium.

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    The consumption of alcohol , diuretics, fluoride, and high levels of zinc and vitamin D all increase the bodies need for magnesium.

    Large amounts of fats, cod liver oil, calcium, vit D, and protein decrease magnesium.

    Fat-soluble vitamins hinder absorption of magnesium as well as foods high in oxalic acid, almonds, chard, cocoa, rhubarb, spinach, and tea!

    Supplement with magnesium and eat right!


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