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Magnesium and Blood Pressure

Magnesium deficiency is one of the most common problems facing Americans, due in part to a lack of fresh fruits and vegetables in the diet as well as soils depleted of this vital mineral because of poor farming methods. Magnesium is readily lost by stress and sweating (a vital supplement for avid exercisers and athletes). Magnesium is the most important mineral that stabilizes electrical signals to the heart as well being needed for the smooth muscles of the arteries to naturally relax. Without adequate magnesium the cardiovascular system struggles to find its natural state of relaxation.*

Many individuals take a cheap magnesium salt called magnesium oxide -- which I think belongs in the trash. Oxides generate free radicals and use up your important heart-friendly antioxidants. It is far better to take magnesium in a form that is useful to your body and actually friendly to your circulation. I designed Muscle Mag to support optimal muscle function and reduce muscle fatigue. This is because the magnesium is bound to malic acid, an important nutrient for aerobic muscle performance. I designed RelaxaMag to help neutralize the feeling of stress during the day and when taken at night to help promote restful sleep. This is because the magnesium is bound mostly to glycine, a relaxant amino acid. You can use either product, depending on your personal needs, not only to boost magnesium but to simultaneously address other issues that are very important for healthy blood pressure function.*


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Magnesium is the top mineral for relaxing the circulatory system and smoothing out your nervous system's electrical signals to your heart.

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