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12 foods that actually carry magnesium
Twelve foods that actually carry magnesium, with the milligrams, so you can stop guessing. You need 310 mg a day between 19 and 30, and 320 mg from 31. Most women in the UK and US come in under that. What magnesium is doing while you are not thinking about it: it moves calcium and potassium across your cell membranes, which is what lets your nerves fire and your muscles contract and release. It is a cofactor in more than 300 enzyme systems. That is why low magnesium shows up as such a vague list of complaints. It is involved in almost everything. The figures on the graphic come from the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, per standard serving, not per 100 g. That matters, because 100 g of pumpkin seeds is not a portion anyone eats. One honest note. Deficiency is genuinely uncommon in healthy people eating a varied diet, because your kidneys hold on to magnesium when intake drops. If you are exhausted, that is worth investigating properly rather than assuming it is one mineral. Save this for the next shop.
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