Can magnesium help reduce anxiety? | BBC Global 

Long term magnesium user here. The inexpensive oxide form is poorly available, look for a citrate, chelate, glycinate, etc. I recently got 240 tablets 100mg each for $16 USD. Anxiety is a mental thing, the jury is out on the effect there, but there is no question a bio-available magnesium will work quickly to reduce heart rate and decrease blood pressure. So it's really good on the physiological components of anxiety, and if you address the physical aspect, then you're in a better place to deal with the mental component. My trouble is a digestion related thing, but I have suggested magnesium to friends who are dealing with an actual anxiety diagnosis, and they've reported it helped with the symptoms. It's an inexpensive thing to try and it's good for you even if it doesn't make a lot of inroads on your anxiety. Do keep in mind that your body needs vitamin D to absorb both magnesium and calcium. If you overdo it with magnesium you can get calcium deficiency symptoms like cramps, so the safest thing are combined supplements, which are also inexpensive and readily available.

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Combine Mg, D3, K2, and Hawthorne. Made a HUGE difference for me. I'm taking if before bed and am sleeping better.

An important point is made towards the end of the video. While something may be essential for human health, the question is is it already readily available in the diet? Or is supplementation needed?

Watermelon has 15milligrams of magnesium per cupful, 4% of daily requirement. Why did you use that irrelevant stock video footage 🙄

In other words, just eat a balanced nutritious diet to be healthy

So you can get magnesium from most healthy foods and magnesium helps to reduce anxiety. So what you are saying is that eating healthy leads to better health? Someone throw a Nobel Prize at her head.

Peanuts is rich in magnesium.

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New thought acquired: magnesium-based lifeform

Can magnesium help reduce anxiety? the video didn't answer the question it set out to answer.

So all these years of people working to cure anxiety etc they didn’t think to use magnesium?

But who won the staring contest? 👀

I love to eat. Seeing your food reminded me of my food

A stock footage feast

I do not agree with this video. Food no longer has the nutrients it did. Depleted nutrients in soil and water, polluted air and water. We must take supplements in order to be healthy. This video isn't helping anyone.