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Being Brave with Magnesium

January 18, 2017 By Nemira 4 Comments

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being Brave with Magnesium

Being brave with magnesium, we could help ourselves and others. Why? When people have stressful situations, they react and think in poor ways. Magnesium relaxes and calms the body. Previously, a few decades ago, people used to slow down — dinners at home and communication with friends and family on weekends. Communities have been stronger. People knew each other. Nowadays, stress is everywhere. The traffic on the streets, the lack of honest communication and physical touch, little economic satisfaction, and low self-esteem, crowded cities, lack of proper values create an uncomfortable environment.

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  • Do we need stress?
  • Being brave with magnesium gives the opportunity to relax
  • Panic attacks
  • The role of calcium
  • Being brave with magnesium

Do we need stress?


We do not have a touch with nature. We do not have time to relax, play, and contemplate the importance of life. Most of us think about things, not about people. All these disturbances lead to the creation of stress.

When a stressful situation occurs, adrenaline is released by the adrenal glands. Our body is ready to fight or run, depending on the conditions.

Being brave with magnesium gives the opportunity to relax


The digestion slows down, the heart beats faster, and the liver releases energy for the heart, lungs, and muscles. All these actions and responses to stress require magnesium.

Unfortunately, there are no dinosaurs or aliens; they are boss in a bad mood, crazy drivers, or bad news on the radio or TV. The more we have stressful situations, the more magnesium is released from the body store.

The more we have stressful situations, the more magnesium is released from the body store. A deficiency of magnesium leads to an overflow of calcium, heart problems, or panic attacks.

Panic attacks


When the body loses magnesium during stressful situations, panic attacks occur. Stress is around, and It seems like a vicious circle. Adrenal glands release adrenaline. Magnesium depletion occurs. Without the proper amount of magnesium in the body, we suffer more.

We can become irritable, nervous, and sensitive. We can even experience the breakdown.

The role of calcium


During stressful situations, calcium helps release adrenaline from the adrenal glands. Unfortunately, when there is too much calcium, the flood of adrenaline increases.

We need magnesium, which acts as a buffer and regulates the amount of calcium. Magnesium regulates the amount of calcium in nerve cells.

Being brave with magnesium


We think that we are okay, but when we become older, the consequences of constant stress can wear us. We can not escape stressful situations, especially if we live in the major cities.

However, we can change lifestyle patterns such as incorporating meditation, contemplation, exercise, and magnesium supplements.

Prevention is critical if we want to live lives without problems. We must think about our lives and the people in our circle. We can change everything. You do not need to live in the palace or have millions. Individuals who search for information can find answers to everything.

In this case, if we can not escape from stress, we can use magnesium. Magnesium will help our bodies deal with situations filling up depleting stores after something unexpected happens. Being brave with magnesium allows one to control the situation and feel well.

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Comments

  1. Scott says

    January 20, 2017 at 2:17 am

    This was very interesting, I personally had no idea magnesium was so important. I also didn’t realize the affect of stress on magnesium levels. I did know that stress is the worst thing you can do to your body. I do have a question, why kinds of foods can I eat to get magnesium naturally?

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    • Nemira says

      January 21, 2017 at 5:02 pm

      The magnesium is really important. I do not know why this information as from Carolyn Dean, M.D., N.D. is not widely spread. She listed in her book The Magnesium Miracle sixty eight symptoms which would improve if you would take magnesium.

      We live in times when food does not have any vital nutrients anymore. The organic food is better, a lot better, but sometimes it does not have some particular minerals or vitamins now. The farming is not the same as it was few decades ago. Soil is depleted. Animals do not get nutrients from grass. Most of farm animals are fed with antibiotics. They grow faster. Unfortunately, we grow faster too. It takes one generation to become obese, if people consume fast food and lead sedentary life.

      You asked about food rich of magnesium. The kelp and wheat brain, almonds and cashews, buckwheat and brazil nuts, tofu and rice are rich in magnesium. The salmon with bones, oysters, sardines are the source of magnesium.

      All the best, Nemira.

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  2. Kevin says

    January 27, 2017 at 10:15 pm

    Hello

    After reading your post, I was wondering if someone has anxiety issues and they intake the proper amount of calcium and magnesium they should stat to calm down?

    Anxiety is one of the most common mental illnesses. It’s good to see someone who’s creating awareness and trying to help.

    Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to read and comment on your page!

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    • Nemira says

      January 28, 2017 at 12:10 am

      Absolutely, because the magnesium works as relaxing agent and calcium as contracting agent. They are dependent on each other. Magnesium participates in body’ s metabolism. Without magnesium, the body goes out of balance and various conditions can occur.
      Magnesium relaxes body and let’s rid of anxiety.
      All the best, Nemira.

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