Magnesium

Magnesium is an essential mineral for staying healthy as it plays an important role in the body (muscles, nervous system, bones, energy, etc.). According to the Suvimax study*, 20% of women are lacking in
magnesium.

A magnesium deficiency is rare and often related to disease. Inadequate intakes are more common and can manifest themselves as loss of appetite, digestive problems (nausea, vomiting) and fatigue. In reality, the body does not have a reserve of magnesium, so this mineral needs to be provided every day to cover the body's needs.

The recommended daily dose varies with age. For women, it is around 300mg to 350mg and is set at 300mg for pregnant
and breastfeeding women.

Managing stress, reducing fatigue and increasing energy

Chocolate, dried fruits and vegetables, whole grains, dark green leafy vegetables, seeds, brewer's yeast, wheatgerm and some mineral waters

Magnesium is an essential mineral for the body to be able to function properly but none of its organs are really designed to store it. Approximately half the body's magnesium is in the bones and teeth and the other half in the muscles, liver and certain soft tissues. It is eliminated through the kidneys.

It helps:

• to reduce fatigue
• with normal psychological functions