A Breakdown of Magnesium
- GIOIman
- Jul 7
- 1 min read
Magnesium is a mineral that plays a significant role in our bodies. Most of us think of relaxing the muscles and avoiding cramps that is literally just the tip of the iceberg. Magnesium plays a vital role in converting the food we eat into ATP, which is what we all need for energy. It helps us with nerve conduction, aids in maintaining bone density. It really is an important mineral; as a result the entire supplement industry and many other healthcare providers are way to quick to just sell you a bottle. There is also a ton of confusion about what form we should supplement with. For example magnesium Glycinate is supposed to be easy for us to absorb, while Mg Citrate is supposed to be good for smooth muscle and Mg Malate is supposed to be helpful for cellular energy and reducing muscle fatigue. But what the body needs is for us to eat the foods that have magnesium. The body will break it down and use it where it is needed. Trying to circumvent the natural process of digestion is not as effective as it sounds. Eating foods that contain vitamins is the best way to get and stay healthy. Eat for life, not for taste. Over time your taste buds will adapt and you will begin to enjoy foods with nutrients. GIOI




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