Why Magnesium
Low magnesium stores may be related to increased risk of cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes and immune dysfunction.
Magnesium deficiency is often misdiagnosed, and many of the symptoms of low magnesium are not unique to magnesium deficiency, making it even more difficult to diagnose with 100% accuracy.
Your body needs magnesium
Magnesium is responsible for over 300 biochemical reactions in the body.
Magnesium: is the body's stress reducer. It boosts up the immune system, controls high/low blood pressure and relaxes the muscles. It is concentrated in the muscles, bones and kidneys.
Only 1% of magnesium in the body is actually found in blood, and only 3% is found in blood serum. For that reason, magnesium is one of the most common, but overlooked, nutrient deficiencies.
For more information about magnesium visit Magnesium Fact Sheet
Magnesium: is the body's stress reducer. It boosts up the immune system, controls high/low blood pressure and relaxes the muscles. It is concentrated in the muscles, bones and kidneys.
Only 1% of magnesium in the body is actually found in blood, and only 3% is found in blood serum. For that reason, magnesium is one of the most common, but overlooked, nutrient deficiencies.
For more information about magnesium visit Magnesium Fact Sheet
Are you sodium-aware?
Did you know that about 75 percent of sodium in our diet comes from processed or prepared foods, not salt that we add at the table.
That includes even foods such as breads, cereals, soft drinks and most mineral waters. Too much sodium is associated with higher blood pressure, risk of stroke, heart failure, osteoporosis, stomach cancer and kidney disease.
This is where Magnesia adds its value with its 170mg of natural and easily absorbable magnesium and only 6mg of sodium per litre.
That includes even foods such as breads, cereals, soft drinks and most mineral waters. Too much sodium is associated with higher blood pressure, risk of stroke, heart failure, osteoporosis, stomach cancer and kidney disease.
This is where Magnesia adds its value with its 170mg of natural and easily absorbable magnesium and only 6mg of sodium per litre.
Pick the right Magnesia for you!
Where to get Magnesia?
Magnesia is becoming available in more and more stores as it's becoming more popular and recognized by health conscious people as a healthy and natural source of magnesium.
As for its health benefits, it's available in various health food stores, restaurants and coffee shops, but also in a few liquor stores as it's known for generations as a healthy hangover remedy.
Every 1.5l bottle of magnesia mineral water contains 255mg of natural and easily absorbable magnesium. It’ up to you to choose the most refreshing taste.
As for its health benefits, it's available in various health food stores, restaurants and coffee shops, but also in a few liquor stores as it's known for generations as a healthy hangover remedy.
Every 1.5l bottle of magnesia mineral water contains 255mg of natural and easily absorbable magnesium. It’ up to you to choose the most refreshing taste.
Magnesia mineral water
What is Magnesia?Magnesia mineral water comes from the pristine nature of Slavkov forest in Carlsbad region in the heart of Europe. On its journey from the depths of 100 m, Magnesia has to make its way through a layer of serpentine – a rock especially rich in magnesium. Magnesium is released into the water with the help of carbon dioxide, a remnant of past volcanic activity.
FAQ
How much Magnesia can I drink?It's natural mineral water, so you can drink it the same way as any other water. Magnesia is not just water. Magnesia mineral water has a very unique mineral composition. It's rich in magnesiium, with 170mg of magnesium in every litre of Magnesia and low in sodium,
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