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Magnesium is an essential trace mineral linked to more than 300 metabolic reactions affecting bone health, nucleic acid production (DNA, RNA), and nerve and muscle tissue function. It regulates the balance of calcium and sodium in our cells and helps promote a steady heart rhythm. In short, our bodies don’t just want it; they need it.

If you have diabetes, malabsorption difficulties or you are an older adult, you may benefit from taking a magnesium supplement. Low magnesium levels may be associated with low energy, decreased immune and heart health.

Like many vitamins and minerals, proper dietary intake of magnesium through food sources is ideal for maintaining adequate levels and healthy balance. Nature Made magnesium mineral supplements are formulated to help conveniently and effectively increase your magnesium consumption.

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