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Magnesium Deficiency: Signs, Benefits & Best Types for Your Health
If you’ve been feeling constantly fatigued, stressed, or experiencing muscle cramps, your body might be begging for more magnesium. Despite being involved in over 300 biochemical processes, nearly 50% of people don’t get enough of this essential mineral. At Healthy to the Core NYC, we are always working with our clients to review their diets and make sure there is a diverse intake of all of the vitamins and minerals necessary for optimal health. We make sure to look for magnesium deficiency symptoms and provide the absolute best supplements for each individual.
In this guide, we’ll cover:
✅ Symptoms of magnesium deficiency
✅ The best types of magnesium (and which one is right for you)
✅ How to boost your magnesium levels naturally
Let’s dive in!
A magnesium deficiency can show up in ways you might not expect. Here are the most common symptoms:
If you experience any of these symptoms regularly, you might be running low on magnesium.
With so many forms of magnesium on the market, it’s important to choose the right one based on your health needs:
The best way to boost your magnesium levels? Food first!
Top Magnesium-Rich Foods:
🥑 Avocados
🌰 Nuts & seeds (almonds, cashews, pumpkin seeds)
🥬 Dark leafy greens (spinach, kale)
🐟 Fatty fish (salmon, mackerel)
🍫 Dark chocolate (yes, really!)
Additional Ways to Support Magnesium Levels:
💊 Consider supplements if food alone isn’t enough
🛀 Take an Epsom salt bath for skin absorption
☀️ Pair magnesium with Vitamin D & B6 to enhance absorption
⚡ Reduce stress, caffeine, alcohol & processed sugar, which deplete magnesium
If you struggle with stress, poor sleep, digestive issues, PMS, or muscle cramps, supplementing with the right type of magnesium could make a huge difference in your health.
However, not all supplements are created equal. Always check for high-quality, bioavailable forms and talk to a health professional to find the best dosage for you.
Magnesium is often overlooked, but it plays a massive role in our overall health—from sleep and stress to digestion and hormones. If you’re dealing with any of the symptoms above, it’s worth taking a closer look at your magnesium intake.
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