You learned in the last article that there are muscles in places you had not even considered – on your arteries, in your gut and even in a woman’s uterus. It is safe to assume that you were aware that you have muscles throughout your body that move your skeleton. A magnesium deficiency will obviously affect each of those muscles as well. Remember those pesky leg cramps you get in the middle of the night? Maybe you or someone you know complains about restless leg syndrome… What is a great natural solution? You got it– magnesium! Now imagine if all of the muscles in the body are tight. More energy would definitely be required to move, right? Now consider chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. It is absolutely exhausting to be moving against all those tight muscles! It is like you can never truly relax when all the muscles are chronically tight. I personally have first hand knowledge that individuals with fibromyalgia have chronically tight muscles – so much so that it is difficult to distinguish between different muscle groups while I am massaging the muscles. There is so much unnecessary energy wasted when muscles are working against each other like this and when you are sick with either chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgia you need all the energy you can get. If you consider taking some magnesium you would stop wasting all that energy. Magnesium would allow the muscles to relax and to work together instead of against one another. Do not worry if you are concerned with trying to figure out what magnesium to get. I am going to be discussing with you the different forms of magnesium in a later article. However, if you are anxious to try some before we get to that point then click this link here and find my favorite magnesium that I discovered from a local physician. If those hyperlinks did not work then use the one below.
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