Why So Many People Feel Run Down
Most people rarely think about magnesium.
But without it, your body would not function normally.
Magnesium helps regulate:
Muscle function.
Nerve signaling.
Blood sugar.
Blood pressure.
And heart rhythm.
Some experts now believe magnesium deficiency may be far more common than most people realize.
One doctor interviewed by CNN said fewer than twenty-five percent of Americans may be getting enough magnesium consistently through food.
That matters because low magnesium levels have been linked to:
Fatigue.
Muscle cramps.
Weakness.
Numbness.
Irregular heart rhythms.
And other health problems.
One reason this issue gets overlooked is because magnesium deficiency can be difficult to detect.
And many people simply assume feeling run down is normal.
Processed foods, alcohol, caffeine, and certain medications may also lower magnesium levels over time.
Most people do not think much about minerals until something starts feeling off.
Related: Why Do So Many People Feel Low On Magnesium?
This information is intended for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.