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MORE INFORMATION ON MAGNESIUM
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Calcium-Magnesium Cellular Nutrition...
Calcium and Magnesium intracellular attributes, interactions, deficiency/toxicity risk factors, and sources |
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Magnesium: The Nutrient That Could Change Your Life...
An online book that covers a wide range of topics concerning magnesium, magnesium deficiency, and related ailments |
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When A Heart Beats Irregularly...
Your heart needs magnesium and potassium to maintain the electrical impulses controlling its rhythm. Researchers suspect that magnesium shortage in the heart causes a shortage of potassium, leading in turn to the potential for an arrhythmia. |
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Magnesium May Suppress Your Sweet Tooth...
One theory suggests that women often crave chocolate and other sweets during menstruation because their magnesium levels are significantly lowered. |
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Subduing Electrical Storms of the Heart...
Nutritional therapy for arrhythmia focuses on two minerals in particular: magnesium and potassium. Nerve cells make use of both to help fire off messages, and a shortage of either one can cause life-threatening problems. |
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Magnesium for Warding Off Diabetes...
People with the highest levels of the mineral magnesium in their diets have the lowest risk for developing diabetes. |
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Magnesium and Eclampsia...
Intravenous magnesium reduces the risks of eclampsia among women with pre-eclampsia. |
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Magnesium May Prevent Sudden-Death Heart Attacks...
Scroll down the page midway. A shortage of dietary magnesium has been repeatedly shown to be associated with an increased risk of sudden-death heart attack. |
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Adding Magnesium to Bottled Water Could Save Lives...
A recently issued National Academy of Sciences (NAS) report indicates nearly 80% of Americans are deficient in magnesium, an essential mineral that is required for the health of living cells and normal function of muscle end heart tissues. |
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Magnesium: Miracle in Minutes...
A collection of articles on magnesium benefits |
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About Magnesium...
A recent study showed that those who consumed more magnesium in their diets were less likely to develop type 2 diabetes. Other studies show that it may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease and stroke. Magnesium helps make proteins in the body, maintains muscle and nerve function, sustains a steady heart rhythm, regulates blood pressure, and keeps bones and teeth strong. |
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Magnesium: A Key to Calcium Absorption...
Without magnesium, calcium may be not fully utilized, and underabsorption problems may occur. |