WHY I'M MAKING SURE TO GET PLENTY OF THIS VITAL MINERAL

The 8 Signs You May Be Magnesium Deficient

Table of Contents:

Benefits of Magnesium
Magnesium Deficiency Symptoms
Magnesium for Blood Pressure
Magnesium for Strong Bones
Magnesium for Mood
Best Magnesium Supplement

A recent study published in the journal, Atherosclerosis, found that over a period of 10 years, the rate of death from heart problems was more than double in people with low levels of magnesium than in those with higher levels. And the death rate from all causes was more than 7 times higher in people with low levels.*

Another study from Harvard found that women with the highest levels of magnesium had a 77% lower risk of sudden cardiac death compared to women with the lowest levels.* 

Now I don’t want to alarm you with this data, but I do want to make you aware of it because while the consequences can be severe, the action you can take to address the underlying issue is so easy.  

It’s truly amazing what can happen
when your body is properly fueled with magnesium

By some estimates, more than 70% of adults are deficient in this essential mineral that is responsible for more than 600 vital metabolic reactions throughout the human body. Every cell in your body contains it and needs it.**

Simply put: Magnesium plays a crucial role in just about every aspect of your well-being—from a healthy cardiovascular system, strong bones and optimal brain function, to maintaining normal blood pressure and calcium levels, to the ability to focus and stay calm under stress.

Without magnesium, your cells can't make energy, your nerves and muscles (including your heart) won't work properly, and your blood vessels and arteries will harden over time.

Scientific studies show that optimal levels of magnesium can:

  • Boost your heart health and slash your risk of death from cardiovascular issues**
  • Support healthy blood pressure and circulation***
  • Keep the lining of your blood vessels and arteries smooth and elastic*
  • Promote healthy muscle and nerve function*
  • Increase bone density by regulating calcium transport*
  • Balance your moods and promote a sense of calm*
  • Help you get more restful sleep*
  • Promote a more consistent feeling of control and calmness*

Please keep reading because I’m about to help you understand why a magnesium deficiency is so common, as well as the safe and natural way to get all of the wellness benefits that magnesium can provide. I’ll also let you in on the two mistakes you absolutely don’t want to make when choosing a magnesium supplement – one of which can be quite unpleasant.

Are you magnesium deficient?
Know the signs and the dangers

Since it is estimated that 7 in 10 adults have low levels of magnesium, unfortunately the chances are high that you may be suffering from a magnesium deficiency, and you’re probably not even aware of it.**

Magnesium is often referred to as the “relaxation mineral.” One telltale sign that your magnesium levels are low is difficulty relaxing, whether physically or mentally. Anything in your body that feels tense, tight, cramped or stiff can be a sign of magnesium deficiency.

Magnesium also helps blood vessels relax while keeping the lining of your arteries smooth and elastic to facilitate proper blood flow. And it helps muscles contract and relax in a healthy manner and supports a calm mental attitude and restful sleep.

For some people, a magnesium deficiency causes noticeable symptoms such as:* 

  • Muscle cramping and pain
  • Fatigue and low energy
  • Frequent headaches or migraines
  • Heart rhythm changes
  • High blood pressure
  • Irritability or moodiness
  • Difficulty sleeping
  • Food cravings – especially for sweets and chocolate

If you have any of these symptoms—and especially if you have several of them—you need to take action right away to boost your magnesium levels.

Why are 70% of adults magnesium deficient?

There are two primary reasons that such an overwhelming majority of adults are deficient in magnesium. The first reason is that we just don’t typically get enough of it in our diets. The highly processed foods many people eat on a daily basis contain little to no magnesium.

Leafy greens like kale and spinach, cacao, almonds, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds and quinoa are all relatively good sources of magnesium, but still you would need to eat an awful lot of these foods on a daily basis to get the amounts of magnesium needed for optimal health.

In addition, there are many other factors that can decrease your body's magnesium levels, including poor digestion, stress and taking certain medications.

The second reason is that most doctors don’t catch this deficiency since it isn’t easy to test for because less than 1% of your body's magnesium is actually found in the blood. The other 99% is found in bone and muscle tissue, making it nearly impossible to diagnose using standard lab tests.*

Too many people—even many doctors—never recognize the symptoms, and this is why this potentially life-threatening deficiency is frequently overlooked, often with tragic consequences. According to Dr. James B. Pierce, author of Heart Healthy Magnesium: Your Nutritional Key to Cardiovascular Wellness, up to 50% of sudden heart attacks may be caused by a magnesium deficiency.* 

Magnesium helps to lower blood pressure
and promote healthy blood flow

High blood pressure is often called "the silent killer," because you feel just fine until suddenly you don't.

Magnesium plays a critical role in regulating blood pressure and keeping the endothelial lining of blood vessels smooth and elastic, helping to ensure proper dilation and relaxation of blood vessels.

Research has shown that daily doses of 200-400 mg of magnesium can effectively lower blood pressure and improve parameters of blood vessel health. One notable double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study examined the effects of magnesium supplementation (300 mg/day for 12 weeks) on blood pressure levels in healthy adults and found that magnesium lowered both systolic and diastolic blood pressure substantially (-17 and -7 mmHg respectively).****

Magnesium is vital for strong bones

In addition to its cardiovascular health and blood pressure benefits, magnesium is essential for building strong, healthy bones.

Multiple studies have shown that higher magnesium intake is associated with a higher bone mineral density. The bones serve as the main depository for magnesium in the body, and plenty of it is needed to escort other minerals like calcium into your bones. And perhaps most importantly, it also promotes the growth of osteoblasts, the cells that build new bone.***

And as I mentioned earlier, magnesium is often referred to as the relaxation mineral. It has been called “the natural chill pill.”

In the brain, magnesium helps regulate the receptors that play a critical role in learning, memory and mood. Without sufficient magnesium, these receptors become hyper-excitable, causing brain cells to become overstimulated. This neuronal dysfunction caused by a lack of magnesium can also lead to both mood disorders and problems with the ability to focus and make decisions.*

Magnesium – the natural “chill pill”

Magnesium is often referred to as the relaxation mineral. It has been called the natural "chill pill.”

In the brain, magnesium helps regulate the receptors that play a critical role in learning, memory and mood. Without sufficient magnesium, these receptors become hyper-excitable, causing brain cells to become overstimulated. This neuronal dysfunction caused by a lack of magnesium can also lead to both mood disorders and problems with the ability to focus and make decisions.*

In a study investigating the potential benefit of magnesium supplementation in women who were suffering from frequent emotional stress, found that at baseline the majority of women were suffering from symptoms like irritability, fatigue, and sleep disorders, and 60% presented magnesium deficiency.*

How to (and how not to)
quickly correct a magnesium deficiency

The good news is that taking a high-quality magnesium supplement can quickly correct a deficiency. But there are several distinctly different kinds of magnesium and if you are taking the wrong type, this could lead to two problems, 1) an unwanted laxative effect, and 2) poor absorption, which doesn’t allow your body to properly utilize this supplemental magnesium.  

Magnesium oxide is one of the most widely used forms of magnesium because it is inexpensive and delivers high potency. But its poor absorptive qualities can cause gastrointestinal upset because it draws high levels of water into the colon. You should NOT take a supplement that features this oxide form of magnesium.

Magnesium citrate is often used for its laxative effect in preparations designed to aggressively cleanse the colon before undergoing diagnostic procedures like a colonoscopy.  Not what you want to be taking on a daily basis.

Magnesium Carbonate is nearly insoluble and is often used in over-the-counter antacids but can have a laxative effect if taken regularly or in large doses which makes this carbonate form of magnesium a bad fit for a daily supplement.

Introducing the Mighty Mg
the gentle and more absorbable
magnesium supplement

To provide you with a gentle, effective and highly-absorbable magnesium supplement, I created Mighty Mg which features a combination of magnesium glycinate and magnesium malate.

Magnesium glycinate is the form of magnesium that binds to glycine, a non-essential amino acid that transmits chemical signals to the brain. Glycine is a relaxing neurotransmitter that enhances magnesium’s natural calming properties to promote mental and emotional calm as well as enhancing the quality of sleep.

This highly absorbable form of magnesium is gentle on the digestive tract, helps to relax muscles and enhance bone formation while supporting the normal functioning of the heart muscle and blood circulation.

Magnesium malate is another form of magnesium that is gentle on the digestive system. It nourishes muscles to combat fatigue and low energy and plays a role in ATP synthesis, the process by which energy production occurs in every cell of your body.

And this is vitally important: You can’t enjoy the wide array of wellness benefits magnesium has to offer unless it is properly absorbed in your body. And the combination of magnesium glycinate and magnesium malate that is featured in Mighty Mg have been clinically shown to have an extraordinary 250% better absorption rate than magnesium citrate or magnesium oxide that is found in so many highly-advertised magnesium supplements.*

So when choosing a magnesium supplement, examine the label carefully to make sure it features the glycinate and malate forms of magnesium.

Why Mighty Mg is a superior magnesium formula

I encourage you to do your own research but here's why I am confident that you’ll conclude that Mighty Mg is a superior choice:

A Research-Based Dose: Mighty Mg is an extremely potent formula that provides a full 360 mg dose of magnesium. This is the level shown in research studies to have the greatest impact on your cardiovascular system and blood pressure, as well your bones, mood balance, brain function, and overall health.

Gentle on Digestion: Mighty Mg features a unique and highly absorbable blend of the glycinate and malate forms of magnesium that won't cause the unpleasant and bothersome laxative effect that is all too common with other types of magnesium supplements.

Purity and Convenience: Unlike other magnesium supplements that often come in big chalky pills, the daily dose of Mighty Mg is just two easy-to-swallow veggie capsules per day. Plus Mighty Mg is non-GMO, vegan and dairy, nut and soy-free

Quality You Can Trust:  Mighty Mg is guaranteed to be safe and effective. It's made in an FDA-inspected facility located in the U.S. to meet or exceed the stringent USP standards for quality, purity, potency, and disintegration.

It's Risk Free:  This amazing formula is not available in stores and comes with an "any reason” 365-day guarantee. If you are not satisfied for any reason, return it for a full refund – up to one year after purchase.

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  • Healthier blood pressure levels
  • More restful sleep 
  • Stronger, healthier more resilient bones
  • Reduced muscle cramping, tension and tingling 
  • A more consistent feeling of control and calmness

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About Naomi Whittel

Naomi Whittel was born in Switzerland, educated in the U.S. and for over 20 years has been exploring the world to uncover the most potent and effective natural health solutions on earth. Named by Prevention as a leading innovator in the natural products industry, she is a fierce advocate for empowering women to take control of their health and the health of their families. Naomi is the founder of Reserveage Nutrition, has served as CEO of TwinLab, and is the author of Glow15, the New York Times best-selling book on diet and healthy lifestyles, as well as High Fiber Keto. An avid fitness enthusiast, Naomi is the mother of four children.

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