Stress, fertility and magnesium deficiency are directly connected with each other. Taking it easy may be offhand advice doctors give to women who cannot conceive, but new scientific evidence confirms… Read more »
With diabetes and obesity reaching record levels worldwide, it is important to mention how magnesium deficiency affects both of these conditions. Magnesium plays a crucial part in the production and… Read more »
There is a direct connection between metabolic syndrome and magnesium. “Metabolic Syndrome” is a name for a combination of risk factors which occur together and increase the risk of diabetes mellitus,… Read more »
“Cancer is second to heart disease as a cause of death in the aged, and thus is more common in regions where more people reach old age. Depressed B-cell and… Read more »
Magnesium deficiency is caused by and associated with a number of factors: certain medications, poor diet, food grown on magnesium-depleted soil, certain health conditions, alcohol consumption, drug intake, smoking, excessive exercise, to name but a few.
The levels of magnesium in the body are depleted due to a number of factors, such as stress – physical and mental, certain medications (e.g. insulin, diuretics, some asthma medications,… Read more »
Magnesium plays a crucial role in the production and storage of energy, by activating ATP (adenosine triphosphate) – the molecule which stores energy in the body. This is what Dr… Read more »
Diabetes is on the rise in the UK and all over the world. Globally, it is estimated that there are 285 million people with diabetes now, and this number is… Read more »
Estrogen Dominance hormone imbalance causes a magnesium deficiency. Chocolate is one of the foods that is highest in magnesium. So women that have a hormone unbalanced system that are estrogen… Read more »
The balance of magnesium and calcium is vital in prevention of ageing. Adenosine triphosphate, the “energy currency” of the cell, is magnesium dependent. This means it is obvious that the calcium pump at the cell membrane is also magnesium dependent.
Without enough “biologically available” magnesium, the cellular calcium pump slows down. Thus a vicious cycle is established. The low levels of available magnesium inhibit the generation of energy, and the low levels of energy inhibit the calcium pump. The end result? The mitochondrion, the powerhouse of the cell and the entire body, becomes calcified. This is the beginning of aging. It all starts in the cell. First the cells age. This leads to organ aging. And after the organs age, individual aging occurs.
Carolyn Dean, the author of the best selling book “The Magnesium Miracle” received the following: A client sent me one of the best “Top Ten Lists” of symptoms relieved by… Read more »
Magnesium is rightly called the miracle mineral. There are few minerals which attract so much attention and instigate so much scientific research. The reason is that it not only participates… Read more »