The Science Of Mineral Balancing
Channel: viewoftheaskew
Date: 14/12/2020

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Excess Iron causes a mineral imbalance that inhibits Magnesium uptake, and it often appears as LOW Iron in blood tests. If you have "low iron" chances are you actually have high iron! The above website has steps you can take to immediately start feeling better. Basically STOP taking D3 (it's a Hormone not a vitamin) and other vitamin mineral supplements and you'll likely see immediate relief as I did. He has further steps but the first step is to stop things that are making the problem worse.

Are You Magnesium Deficient?
One of the easiest things you can do to improve your health is to avoid being in a magnesium-deficient state.*

And sadly, 3 out of every 4 people in America are magnesium deficient.1

Here's a list of common symptoms associated with magnesium deficiency.*

How many do you have?

Muscle cramps, spasms or twitches.
Trouble sleeping at night.
Stressed out.
Have a hard time keeping my bowel movements regular.
Always feel tired.
Get headaches.
Crave chocolate.
Have low energy.
Struggle to feel calm and slow my anxious thoughts.
Have poor bone health.2
Have mind fog.
Get yeast infections.
Have a slow thyroid.
Get mood swings.
Heart races for no apparent reason.

If you're like 75% of the population, you identified with several of these.